Bozeat Windmill Singers - Home Page

This is a site for people who want to join or support The Bozeat Windmill Singers, a mixed four part choir for experienced and novice singers; currently of approximately forty-five members, that meets Tuesday evenings during school term time at the Independent Wesleyan Church "The Little Chapel" in the village. We sing a broad range of musical genre, ranging from modern and popular, show songs and medleys, through to light classical etc.

Welcome to the Bozeat Windmill Singers Website.

Choir rehearsals have been suspended, following advice from the Government. Virtual on line meetings have been arranged for Tuesday evenings at 7.30pm, using "Zoom". For more information please contact the host jenny@bozeatwindmillsingers.co.uk.

The choir, founded in 1982, is a small and friendly mixed choir and currently has a membership of 45. We meet during school terms (Northamptonshire), in the Independent Wesleyan Church "The Little Chapel", Dychurch Lane, Bozeat. NN29 7JP on Tuesday evenings, 7-30 to 9-30. For more details click on About Us

Contact Us

For Choir Bookings contact the Chairman jenny@bozeatwindmillsingers.co.uk.

For website enquiries contact john@bozeatwindmillsingers.co.uk.

Message

The Tuesday evening (7.30pm) Zoom sessions have restarted. Last night eight members joined our weekly "zoom" meeting. We began with a general chat, followed by a singing session with microphones muted. The meeting closed at 9.10pm.

If any members would like to join us on Tuesday on our virtual tea break, please email Jenny to be given the access code.
jenny@bozeatwindmillsingers.co.uk.

At our last choir rehearsal meeting, held on 10 March, we again rehearsed items for our concert in July (now postponed), entitled Our Favourite Things. We sang Trade Winds,The Rhythm Of Life, Steal Away, Thank You For The Music, Pie Jesu, A Clare Benediction and The Sound of Music medley.

The new web page is up and running, as you can see. Hope you like the look of it.

Stay safe, John

Choir meetings have been suspended, following advice from the Government.