During our forty plus years, we have sung in a variety of local venues including Paisley Abbey, Pollok House, Glasgow Cathedral, Kelvingrove Museum, and Holy Trinity and St. Barnabas Church, Paisley. For many years we sang as part of the Prince and Princess of Wales’ Hospice’s “Light Up a Life” Service in St. Andrew’s Cathedral in Glasgow until the Hospice moved their premises to Bellahouston.

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The Singers have been fortunate to be able to travel further afield to sing in some iconic venues. With Ian as our conductor, we have sung in St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh. 2002, which was our 20th anniversary, saw us visiting Freiburg, Germany and singing in the Munster. Other venues have seen us in Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris  in 2004, and St. Michael’s and St Gudula’s Cathedral in Brussels, Belgium in 2007.

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In 2012, the choir celebrated its thirtieth anniversary, by producing our own CD - "My Spirit Sang All Day", conducted by James Slimings, and recorded at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. If you would like to listen to some of the tracks from our CD please click on Video section at the top of the home page. 

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For our 35th anniversary in 2017 we sang in Dunfermline Abbey. As Covid 19 struck we decided to continue rehearsing via Zoom with our then Musical Director, Rebecca Murphy. So with the help of Rebecca, our Zoom rehearsals and our choir What’s App group we were able to come out of that difficult time and continue with our love of music. With our new musical director, Joshua Stutter we were able to celebrate our 40th anniversary with family and friends in a concert in Kilbarchan where it all began.

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We wish to sincerely thank Renfrewshire Council who have, over the years, very generously awarded us grants to enable us to appoint two Music Scholars to bring their musical talents to The Singers and therefore enhance our rehearsals and performances. In return, it enables them to develop their musical skills even further by singing in a choir setting and by taking on solo performances.

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