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Welcome to CÓRus
Love to sing or want to learn? Then you’ll love CÓRus’ group singing classes (Open to men and women over age 18)
Our musically qualified leaders will teach you techniques to find and improve your voice, work on your breathing control and help you develop your vocal range. Come along and learn to sing in harmony to the music that’s been the soundtrack of our lives: Pop, Rock, Country, Irish & Gospel.
New Members are welcome to join us at anytime! Why not try out a class for free? You are entitled to “try out” only one free class in any one venue before you decide whether or not you wish to join. If you love singing and fun, then our classes for you!! If you are still in any doubt why not check out the articles below which tell you about the Corus unique singing experience and how singing in a group helps your overall wellbeing.
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CÓRus in the News!
Sing For Smiles March 2019 – St Joseph’s Shankill, TLC Citywest, Maryfield, Simpsons Hospital
Another great weekend for our members in our SING FOR SMILES campaign ! The audiences in ST JOSEPH’S SHANKILL, TLC CITYWEST, MARYFIELD and SIMPSONS HOSPITAL were absolutely delighted with your performances. Well done everyone!
Sing For Smiles Events MARCH 2019 – Tallaght Hospital, Royal Hospital Donnybrook and TLC Santry
Well done to all our members who took part in SING FOR SMILES last weekend ! The audiences in TALLAGHT HOSPITAL, ROYAL HOSPITAL DONNYBROOK and TLC SANTRY were absolutely delighted with the performance. We even received a Thank You […]
Carols in the Castle
What a fantastic performance from our members who represented CÓRus during the “Carols from the Castle” programme on RTE 1. You looked and sounded great!!
Launching Focus Ireland – Christmas Appeal
Great buzz in Heuston Station for the launch of Focus Ireland’s Christmas 2018 Appeal. What a smiley happy bunch! Click HERE for to see a news clip from the Irish Examiner.