Wonderful World
Wayfarers Chorus performing our version of the Louis Armstrong number ‘Wonderful World’ during our 2015 concert in aid of Macmillan Cancer Research.
» Read moreWayfarers Chorus performing our version of the Louis Armstrong number ‘Wonderful World’ during our 2015 concert in aid of Macmillan Cancer Research.
» Read moreWayfarers Chorus singing ‘Hello Mary-Lou’ during our 2015 concert in aid of Macmillan Cancer Research.
» Read moreWayfarers Chorus singing ‘Georgia On My Mind’ during our 2015 charity concert in aid of Macmillan Cancer Research.
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» Read moreThe Wayfarers Chorus singing Alexanders Ragtime Band at St Faith’s in Crosby. If you are interested in joining the Wayfarers Barbershop Chorus please fill in our Contact Form.
» Read moreWe are an A Cappella chorus, formed in 1989, who sing a variety of close harmony A Cappella songs. Wayfarers Chorus regularly perform in Southport and throughout Sefton, Merseyside, Lancashire and other areas of the Northwest, at charity activities, social gatherings, and other related music events. We have even sung at wedding receptions. Are you a Musical Director looking for […]
» Read moreBarbershop is a particular style of ‘a capella close harmony’ singing, comprising of four voice parts (Lead, Bass, Baritone and Tenor), which can be traced back to the late 19th century. Unlike other forms of a capella, in traditional Barbershop arrangements all four voice parts sing the words (or at least the majority of them). There is little or no […]
» Read moreThe Wayfarers Chorus was born in 1989. A public performance from Liverpool Barbershop Chorus inspired a handful of keen singers to recruit members from Southport and surrounding areas. This early group was led by led by John Corcoran and John Moore. The name ‘Wayfarers Chorus’ was accorded to us by Arthur Pedlar Arthur was an amateur clown of some repute […]
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