Leaflet
The following is a leaflet in jpeg format. Sorry about the quality but the technical expert (me) is hard at work to get a better image. We also have it on Publisher 2003, and can send it by e-mail if you wish to use it to inform others about us.
Contact us
Singers….
- You do not need to be a brilliant singer, but it helps if you can read music reasonably well. We need two altos, a bass and two tenors to help balance.
- We generally practise once a week on a Thursday, on the north side of Glasgow.
- It is intended to provide a friendly atmosphere in which we can all learn.
- Much of our music is religious in origin, (but not exclusively) so it helps if you have some experience of Church music.
Churches & other organisations….
- If you wish to discuss the possibility of us coming to your church or premises to help in any way, please contact us in the first instance with proposed dates
- We are a voluntary organisation, so welcome any help with expenses, but we leave it to your discretion.
Ways of contacting us………
- E-mail:- harryandkath@btinternet.com
- Day-time phone no:- 0141 776 2556
- Evening phone no:- 0141 775 1919
- Use the Comment facility on this Blog. Don’t worry about confidentiality, once the information is read and assessed, it will be erased before it can get into the public domain.
Harry Monroe
A LITTLE BIT ABOUT US
The Angelus Singers (which was formed in 2006) is a small group of people (currently 10) in the west of Scotland, with a diverse range of musical talents, who love to sing where-ever we are asked to help. We like to help Churches who have very-small or no choirs, by singing Evensong or perhaps Sung Eucharist.
Some folk have asked ‘whence the name Angelus?’. Well, some of us were up visiting in a little Shrine at Schoenstatt, run by German Roman Catholic nuns, in a village north of Glasgow. Whilst there, the Mother Superior rang the Chapel bell to announce the Angelus. We borrowed the name, and still hope to have a joint Sunday afternoon service with them at some time.
You may notice that we have a ‘rainbow’ of gowns acquired from different churches. Finances are limited, and even pre-used gowns can be expensive, so we are happy to receive gifts of such apparell…..Check under ‘Contact Details’ to let us know if you have any spares!
We have a leaflet which we use to tell people about us. If you have Publisher 2003 we can send it as an e-mail, so ask us if you want it
If you cannot join us, we hope that you enjoy reading about our ventures and gain some interesting information about choral music. We might even encourage you to find a local choir and get out and SING!
HARRY
