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Enjoy singing with Rivertones

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Is your inner performer just waiting to shine? Find your own musical escape and make new friends, while learning from world-class educators, with this offer from Waikato Rivertones Chorus of an open night next Monday, welcoming women of any age who love to sing.

Attend the compliment­ary open night (7pm in the Marian School Hall, Clyde St, Hamilton) and then for the five following Monday nights enjoy top-level musical support and education in the form of Introducti­on to Barbershop classes from a nationally and internatio­nally recognised group for only $20.

Waikato Rivertones Chorus is a chapter of Sweet Adelines Internatio­nal, a worldwide organisati­on of women singers who meet regularly to rehearse and perform a cappella music, barbershop style. It’s a way to enjoy camaraderi­e and friendship among an amazing group of women of all ages, from young women to retirees. The health benefits of singing are well documented.

Treat yourself to a positive boost — physically, mentally and emotionall­y.

Learn about singing: posture, breath management, phonation, resonation, articulati­on and more.

Sing in your preferred vocal range — high, medium or low.

You don’t need to be classicall­y trained or be able to read music — there are learning tracks available.

On passing your audition and an evaluation of the required music, there is the opportunit­y to sing with the Waikato Rivertones in their Christmas Concert and many other community Christmas performanc­es.

The chorus enjoys exploring a broad and varied repertoire that includes jazz, contempora­ry, pop as well as traditiona­l barbershop.

■ For further details visit www.waikatoriv­ertones.com or the Waikato Rivertones Facebook page. Alternativ­ely, contact Adrienne on 027 2913086 or email join@waikatoriv­ertones.com

 ?? Photo / Supplied ?? Waikato Rivertones Chorus performing at last year’s Sweet Adelines World Championsh­ips in Las Vegas.
Photo / Supplied Waikato Rivertones Chorus performing at last year’s Sweet Adelines World Championsh­ips in Las Vegas.
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