About The Sunday Boys
Manchester's Male Voice Singing Sensation: The Sunday Boys.
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The Sunday Boys Description
We are available to book via our website, so if you are looking to add something special to your event why not have a handsome bunch sing, we can even arrange your favourite songs too. Just drop us a message.
We are an unauditioned inclusive male voice choir that rehearses at Hope Studios, 52 Newton Street, Manchester M1 1ED, 5: 30-7: 30pm Sundays.
Join us for just £3 a week and make Sunday evenings the highlight of your week. Message us and we can get you started
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A lovely double rehearsal yesterday in beautiful light. Preparing to perform with @manchestercamerata on Friday at the Queer as Folk gig Albert Hall, thanks @theboatelf for the photos @ International Anthony Burgess Foundation
The Sunday Boys are 3 years old! For our anniversary, we put together this short video that will tell you everything you need to know about us.
Do you like what you see and hear? We are unauditioned, and welcome new members from all walks of life. Join us at www.thesundayboys.com or send us a message — and let's build something amazing together!
We’re loving being at Lake Buttermere this weekend for workshops, singing and rehearsals. Some great learning already!
Fancy being part of a great sounding choir? No experience of reading music? No problem. Pop along to our first rehearsal of the year at The International Anthony Burgess Foundation, Sunday 6 January, 5.30pm - 7.45pm.
Whether you've only ever sung in the shower, or have sung in choirs before, you'll fit right in.
Make The Sunday Boys your New Years' resolution and come along for a sing on Sunday!
... Check out this video from our recent gig.
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Merry Christmas to all of our followers! Here's Coventry Carol from our recent Christmas gig to get you into the spirit! Have a lovely day 😀
Here's another treat from our gig on Saturday, A Very Queer Christmas. Who doesn't love a bit of Kate Bush? 😃
For those of you who couldn't make it to our gig on Saturday, or would like to hear some of the magic again, here is our opening number to A Very Queer Christmas...
Some photos from our concert A Very Queer Christmas today at the lovely St James and Emmanuel church in Didsbury. Thanks to everyone who came to see us! (1 of 2) @ St James & Emmanuel, Didsbury
Some photos from our concert A Very Queer Christmas today at the lovely St James and Emmanuel church in Didsbury. Thanks to everyone who came to see us! (1 of 2) @ St James & Emmanuel, Didsbury
Some photos from our concert A Very Queer Christmas today at the lovely St James and Emmanuel church in Didsbury. Thanks to everyone who came to see us! (2 of 2) @ St James & Emmanuel, Didsbury
Some photos from our concert A Very Queer Christmas today at the lovely St James and Emmanuel church in Didsbury. Thanks to everyone who came to see us! (2 of 2) @ St James & Emmanuel, Didsbury
Some photos from our concert A Very Queer Christmas today at the lovely St James and Emmanuel church in Didsbury. Thanks to everyone who came to see us! (1 of 2) @ St James & Emmanuel, Didsbury
For those of you who couldn't be there, we have recorded our CabaretFest gig for World AIDS Day, last Saturday! Big massive thanks to everyone who came to see us!
The great American bard Walt Whitman (1819-1892) was not only a literary revolutionary and tireless champion of liberty, but also probably the century’s most high profile advocate of ‘the manly love of comrades’. In ‘To Walt with Love’, The Sunday Boys join specialists in literature and modern languages from the University of Nottingham to celebrate Whitman’s life and loves, and his abiding influence on LGBT+ cultures, through poetry, music and image.
Established as a gay rol...e-model or icon even before the word ‘gay’ acquired its modern meaning, Whitman has inspired some of the modern era’s most memorable queer writing, by figures as diverse as E.M. Forster, Allen Ginsberg, and two outstanding modernist poets of Iberia, the Spaniard Federico García Lorca and the Portuguese Fernando Pessoa. His verses have also been set to music by dozens of leading composers, many of whom also identified as gay or bisexual men. This event, featuring Whitman settings – both old, and newly composed especially for the Sunday Boys – explores how these artists’ love of Walt enhanced their sometimes troubled relationship with their sexuality, and shaped the identity of an international LGBT+ community.
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What does Christmas mean to you?
Join The Sunday Boys for an evening of music, singing and reflection as they team up with Anglican priest, poet, writer and broadcaster Rachel Mann to explore their very own take on the festive period and what Christmas means to us. Re-imagining the traditional nine lessons and carols, The Sunday Boys embark on a queer exploration of the values and personal experience of Christmas.
The evening will feature a varied and exciting programme o...f original composition and arrangements such as; Hope There’s Someone by Anthony and the Johnsons, No man is an Island by Chris Hutchings and the body is a choir room by Michael Betteridge. The festivities will be thoughtfully articulated with readings from Rachel Mann and an array of special guests.
The Sunday Boys are Manchester’s male voice sensation, an unauditioned, inclusive male voice choir on a mission to reinvent male voice singing for the 21st century
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Yaaaaaas! We love you Leeds
We had an amazing night last night in Leeds @Still nowt so queer as Folk! the audience said it was our best gig? Today is a trad Manc weather day, so why not come along to a rehearsal and see why we make Sunday’s the highlight of the week! Just click for all the details www.sundayboys.com/join-us
Treated like stars already with our own dressing room, fancy pants! Here we go. So excited to be here at Leeds College of Music ready for Nowt So Queer as Folk