AWARD-WINNING VOICES OF ARGYLL CHAMBER CHOIR LIGHTS UP ARGYLL THIS SUMMER WITH STUNNING CHORAL MUSIC AND POWERFUL SPIRITUALS, ECHOING THROUGH ISLANDS AND RURAL COMMUNITIES
Voices of Argyll will perform Songs of Praise during the church service. FREE
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AWARD-WINNING VOICES OF ARGYLL CHAMBER CHOIR LIGHTS UP ARGYLL THIS SUMMER WITH STUNNING CHORAL MUSIC AND POWERFUL SPIRITUALS, ECHOING THROUGH ISLANDS AND RURAL COMMUNITIES. They are delighted to be a part of The Sound of Gigha Music Festival. Entry is via Sound of Gigha Music Festival ticket.
AWARD-WINNING VOICES OF ARGYLL CHAMBER CHOIR LIGHTS UP ARGYLL THIS SUMMER WITH STUNNING CHORAL MUSIC AND POWERFUL SPIRITUALS, ECHOING THROUGH ISLANDS AND RURAL COMMUNITIES
AWARD-WINNING VOICES OF ARGYLL CHAMBER CHOIR LIGHTS UP ARGYLL THIS SUMMER WITH STUNNING CHORAL MUSIC AND POWERFUL SPIRITUALS, ECHOING THROUGH ISLANDS AND RURAL COMMUNITIES
Come and join us for a delicious Afternoon Tea serenaded by Voices of Argyll. A perfect Sunday afternoon treat for all the family.
Come and join Voices of Argyll, directed by Alison McNeill, in the stunning setting of St. John's Church, Dunoon for a candlelit performance of carols old and new with some of your favourite Christmas melodies accompanied by piano, violin and percussion with a special performance from Alba Ballet. A perfect outing for the whole family.
Voices of Argyll perform a mix of Scottish and Scandinavian music in Copenhagen Main Town Square on their tour of Denmark with musicians and guest soloist Christine Kammerer, directed by Alison McNeill.
Join Voices of Argyll on their tour of Denmark as they perform an exciting mix of Scottish and Scandanavian music with musicians and guest soloist Christine Kammerer.
On a beautiful hill in Lejre Land of Legends lies the recreated version of the largest royal hall we know from the Viking Age in Denmark. The remains of the original building were excavated less than three kilometers from Lejre Land of Legends, in a field in the village of Gl. Lejre. Here, archaeologists had been busy on several occasions excavating the remains of an impressive settlement stretching from the Iron Age well into the Viking Age.
In 2009, the remains of Denmark’s largest Viking Age house emerged from the rubble. At just over 60 meters from gable to gable, the hall was about as long as a modern football pitch is wide, and with its rows of large, thick posts, the structure could support a building with a ceiling height of over 10 meters. Covering over 600m2, the Great Royal Hall is a unique testament to the culmination of Nordic architecture and craftsmanship in the Viking Age.
"The Threads of Life" is an innovative collaboration that unites Voices of Argyll, Scottish musicians—Alison McNeill (fiddle/vocals/conductor), Fiona McNeill(bodhran/guitar), Hebba Benyaghla (piano) and Chunyi Kang (violin) with Danish musician and storyteller Christine Kammerer (singer/lyre/piano/composer/expert on Viking culture and music) in an evening of song and storytelling.
This project explores the rich tapestry of Viking history and its enduring influence on both Scottish and Danish cultures, weaving in contemporary narratives also inspired by popular dramas like “Outlander” and “The Last Kingdom”. Historical Context The Viking Age profoundly shaped the cultural landscapes of Scotland and Denmark. The Norse settlements in the Hebrides and the Kingdom of the Isles established lasting connections thatinfluenced language, tradition, and folklore. This collaborationseeks to illuminate these intertwined histories through music and storytelling, highlighting the shared heritage of the Norse and Celtic peoples.
The Vikings had a significant impact on Argyll, Scotland, particularly during the late 8th to 11th centuries. They arrived primarily as raiders, targeting monasteries and settlements along the coast, such as Iona, which was a major center of Christian learning.
Join Voices of Argyll’s for a FREE LUNCH and meet new people, improve your voice and enjoy making music together!
Join Voices of Argyll in a special Carols by Candlelight concert supported by the Cruach Mor Wind Farm trust. The perfect way to get into the Christmas spirit.
Carols by Candlelight by Voices of Argyll - DUNOON
Kirn and Sandbank Parish Church, 2 Kirn & Sandbank Parish Church, Kirn
Join Voices of Argyll for a Carols by Candlelight Concert in the stunning setting of Kirn & Sandbank Parish Church. There will be a special performance from a secret guest! A perfect way to get into the festive spirit for all the family.
Scotland's biggest FREE multicultural festival - with 3 stages of incredible music and dance, mouth watering food from all around the globe as well as a colourful and enticing bazaar plus creative crafts and sporting sessions for the kids, there's something for everyone at the Glasgow Mela. Voices of Argyll perform Interwoven - a piece celebrating the shared histories of Scotland and India.
Interwoven Indian Scottish Fusion Concert: Voices of Argyll
Dunoon Grammar School Theatre, 61 Ardenslate Road, Kirn, , Dunoon, PA23 8LU
Join us for an unforgettable musical journey celebrating the shared histories of India and Scotland! Voices of Argyll choir proudly collaborates with talented Indian musicians for a mesmerizing concert tour. Experience the enchanting melodies of sitar and tabla blending harmoniously with the powerful harmonies of our choir. Immerse yourself in the vibrant rhythms of Indian dance, beautifully interwoven with our choral performances. Don't miss this unique fusion of cultures and musical traditions. Book your tickets now for an evening of cultural exchange and musical delight!
An unforgettable musical journey celebrating the shared histories of India and Scotland! Voices of Argyll choir proudly collaborates with talented Indian musicians for a mesmerizing concert tour. Experience the enchanting melodies of sitar and tabla blending harmoniously with the powerful harmonies of our choir. Immerse yourself in the vibrant rhythms of Indian dance, beautifully interwoven with our choral performances. INVITE ONLY EVENT
Join Voices of Argyll in a special Carols by Candlelight concert supported by the Cruach Mor Wind Farm trust. The perfect way to get into the Christmas spirit.
Join Voices of Argyll for a Carols by Candlelight Concert in the stunning setting of Kirn & Sandbank Parish Church. There will be a special performance from a solo ballerina from Alba Ballet too! A perfect way to get into the festive spirit.
SAT 2ND DECEMBER 2023, 10.30AM-1.45PM.
Work with conductor Alison McNeill (Scottish Opera, National Youth Choir of Scotland, National Youth Choir of Northern Ireland & RSNO) in a fun and inspiring singing workshop including vocal technique, musicianship and choral singing. You’ll then have lunch and join Voices of Argyll (a female chamber choir creating exciting performance opportunities for singers in Argyll and Bute) for a rehearsal and have the opportunity to take part in their Christmas concert on 17th December. Open to female adult singers and children of all ages. Register online by 25th November. https://form.jotform.com/232414648293358
This project is funded by Cruach Mhor Windfarm
Voices of Argyll will join forces with other choirs in a Christmas extravaganza to raise funds for the Dunoon Burgh Hall.
Join Voices of Argyll directed by Alison McNeill as they present ‘Making Waves’, a programme inspired by Argyll’s Wild Landscape featuring stunning choral music, accompanied by soundscape and lighting design, featuring award winning Spoken Word Artist Katherine MacFarlane. Voices of Argyll Director: Alison McNeill Spoken Word: Katherine McFarlane Pianist: Gina Baker Percussion: Fiona McNeill Soundscape Design: Fiona McNeill Tickets: FREE with entry to Mount Stuart.