On that day at 10am the Peebles Pipes and Drums will march down the High Street with the mascot of the Royal Regiment of Scotland at the head (‘Cruachan 3rd’ – a small Shetland pony) commemorating the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War. Children will be walking behind with boards showing the names of local people who lost their lives in that conflict. There will be people collecting for Poppy Scotland.
InChorus will be singing a selection of WWI songs at some point along the route. We would love to see as many as possible supporting this event.
InChorus loves partying !
Our first party night since before Covid and what a night! Great vibe! Great entertainment from the lovely Brambelles and the equally lovely Precious Time! Great dancing (especially from Avril and Bob!) Great food and drink but above all – great company! We enjoyed a…
Choir hits the right notes for good causes
Christmas is the time, more perhaps than at any other time, to think about those less fortunate than ourselves. Peebles choir InChorus is very aware of this, and during this Festive Season, they, once again, decided to collect for a charity which assists the homeless….
Tweed Valley Motown Rescue | an InChorus & Tweed Valley Mountain Rescue Collaboration
InChorus makes no secret of the fact that it loves to assist charities, especially local ones, so it is with great pleasure they announce their collaboration with Tweed Valley Mountain Rescue Team. The result is a light-hearted video featuring members of both groups aimed at…
Happy Birthday to us – InChorus turns Ten!
The weekend of 1st September 2018 InChorus will be 10 years old, and in celebration, will perform between 10am and 10pm at 10 locations throughout Peebles from a repertoire of 10 of the choir’s favourite songs. For full details of locations and where we’ll be keep…