Carol Mounter reviews our April 2026 concert: The Dream of Gerontius
This performance of The Dream of Gerontius was truly outstanding, dynamics fully observed by all participants, conveying a Soul's journey to a thrilled audience. Just lovely.

New Members Wanted!
Do you enjoy singing?
Are you looking for a friendly, welcoming choir?
Look no further.
Hailsham Choral is a lively, local choir with some 70+ members singing a wide repertoire from
Bach to the Beatles, Rossini to Rutter, and Handel to Holst
We rehearse on Thursdays, at 7.30pm at the Hailsham Community Hall, Vicarage Lane, Hailsham, BN27 2AX.
For more information please see the ‘Join Us’ page.
About us
We are a choir of about 70 singers based in Hailsham, East Sussex.
You can find references to a choral group in Hailsham from the early 1930s, but it faded from view during the war - they probably had even more troubles recruiting tenors and basses then! The present Society was founded in 1961 and still going from strength to strength.
We perform at least four main concerts during the year, with programmes featuring anything from Bach (Christmas Oratorio, St. John Passion) to Beatles, Rossini (Petite Messe Solennelle) to Gershwin, Rutter (Requiem, Magnificat, carols) to Rogers and Hart.
We’re a sociable lot too, music workshops, coffee mornings, quizzes, even the odd pint of beer or glass of wine (or two)!
If you’re looking for a fast way to increase your circle of friends, as well as an opportunity to sing hugely enjoyable music go to the ‘Join Us’ page.
Contact us
For membership enquiries, or if you are interested in becoming a Friend, please see here.
For any other enquiries, please email our Chair Milly Clark (Mobile: 07751 935011)
If you want to read our Data Protection policy or other choir policies, they are available here.
Thank You
We would like to acknowledge the generous support of Hailsham Town Council who have assisted us with a grant.
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| We would also like to thank Wealden District Council for a very welcome grant towards the cost of replacing our electronic keyboard. |
This website is maintained by Simon Marsden. Please get in touch if you have any problems with the site.
