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My last encounter with the Choir was in 2018 when they did a support slot with the Shake The Chains project. Imagine being greeted in no uncertain terms with a song that worked around the refrain of Get off your arse! by a group whose size was so many that they couldn't all fit on the stage.
Yes, there's safety in numbers but you wouldn't want to encounter a group of Commoners Choir members in an alley after dark. A fervent passion and a commitment to singing songs of harmonious insurrection comes as standard.
And while the songs explore the state of the nation, our current crisis proves far too topical to have made the final cut. However, there's much to get passionate and positive about and rouse the spirit. They might be forthright and call a spade a spade, but their messages are of hope and celebration; of resilience and community and shared compassion.
Fifty-five minutes of crafted and harmoniously performed song both educate and inspire. Take time to dig deep into the backgrounds and inspirations and how they inflame and inspire the songs. No punches are pulled when they sing of bigoted Etoniains who rule us, Peterloo, mental health and joining George Orwell on the Road To Wigan Pier.

Description

A welcoming, traditional community pub where people of all ages can enjoy a great range of drinks in comfortable surroundings.

Cask ales from Thornbridge’s award winning range are on tap, alongside quality lagers and an extensive variety of bottled beers specially selected by our brewers. Want to take home a beer? We stock 2 pint cartons for you to take away today. Wines by John Mitchells, Sheffield’s premier wine shop and coffee by Café Cereza are also available.

Greystones Road,

Greystones,

Sheffield,

South Yorkshire,

England,

S11 7BS.

0114 266 5599