The best possible performance whilst having loads of fun

University Hospital Choir started in 2010 as an antidote to the stresses of working life in the NHS. The choir currently has over 50 active members made up of current and retired NHS staff and friends. We perform at least two concerts a year and rehearse weekly at the Royal Stoke Hospital with a single mission: to develop the best possible performance whilst having loads of fun.

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“I didn’t realise that being part of a choir would be so much fun. I have made so many new friends and it is so nice that everyone cares.”

— UHC member

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“Just spine tingling”

— feedback for our first CD

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Chorus of women singing on stage in a church with the audience watching. Flags and banners decorate the background.
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