Raffles Chorale is a blend of singers hailing from diverse backgrounds—be it the passionate chorister or occasional bathroom singer. We hold our practices every Wednesday and Friday in our home ground of LT1 at the Y1-4 side. As a choir, we explore a wide variety of musical works, ranging from sacred to the romantic, church to the classical and baroque to the contemporary— alongside numerous languages and cultures. Chorale has a long-standing history of endeavouring towards musical excellence as well, seen through our continuous achievement of the Distinction award in the biennial Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation. More than just performances, these experiences enable us to grow into holistic singers. This year has certainly been different from the others. COVID-19 has affected us in more ways than one—most notably, we have been unable to meet up for physical practices regularly. But we have made the best of our situation. Chorale practices shuttle between virtual conferences and small group practices as per the prevailing guidelines. Although we may have missed opportunities to travel and participate in international choral festivals, we continue to share our love for singing through online performances. In 2020, we pioneered a virtual rendition of our hallmark student-led charity concert Vocal Delights, as well as a virtual concert with the Peer Helpers Programme. Come join us in Raffles Chorale — where there is no such beauty as where you belong.
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Wednesdays (8.00am to 11.00am)Fridays (4.00pm to 7.30pm)
2022
Arts Assembly PerformanceRecording of “O Lux Beata Trinitas” by Andrej MakorAcross the Horizon School ARTSeason showcasePerformance for Legal Service National Day Observance CeremonyA showcase of 4 different National Day songs from over the decadesGuest Performance with Raffles VoicesPerformance at Raffles Voices (Year 1-4) annual concert at SOTAVocal Delights 2022: Deja VuStudent-led acapella concert to raise money for Habitat for Humanity.
2021
Singapore Youth Festival 2021Chorale’s first recorded entry