Senior Choir at Storbrunn
It offers seniors and other daytime-available visitors a chance to sing familiar music together without needing a voice-part assignment.
Practical
- When
- Swedish time (CET)
- Duration
- 1 hour
- Where
- Klockstapelsgatan 2, 742 32, Östhammar
- Age
- Aimed mainly at seniors; anyone free during the day is welcome.
- Access
- Chairs are available.
Seniorkör Storbrunn is a choir centred on singing together and the pleasure of sharing music with others. It is aimed mainly at seniors, though anyone who is free during the day is welcome. The group sings familiar songs and ballads, led by Emma Dahlin Haglund, with no division into voice parts.
The choir meets in the foyer at Storbrunn on selected Tuesdays during autumn. Chairs are available, and organisers ask participants to arrive a little early so the session can start on time. The event is free. You can register by email, while walk-ins are accepted if there is room. Questions and registration go to emma@emmadhaglund.se.
The format leaves singers free to join without being assigned a vocal part, with familiar music and singing together at its centre.
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