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Greenwich Choral Society’s Summer Sing
August 18 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
$20.00
It is almost time for the Greenwich Choral Society’s ONE and ONLY Summer Sing of 2026!
On Tuesday, August 18, come join us for an evening of glorious music, great company, lots of singing—and absolutely no pressure to remember where you put your concert black!
We will be singing two magnificent works: Poulenc’s Gloria and John Rutter’s Requiem—two of my personal favorites! If you already know them, wonderful! If you have never sung them before, even better! Bring your voice, your enthusiasm, and perhaps a pencil. We will take care of the rest.
Here is the plan:
🎵 We will rehearse both pieces together.
☕ We will take a social break to catch up with old friends, meet new ones, and enjoy some well-earned conversation.
🎶 Then, we will put it all together and sing through both works as if we are giving a performance—because sometimes the best concerts are the ones where everyone is having too much fun to worry!
For only $20, you can spend the evening singing beautiful music, reconnecting with fellow choristers, meeting new singing friends, and supporting GCS. That is a pretty great bargain—and considerably more fun than spending the evening doing laundry!
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