OUR NEXT CHORISTER EXPERIENCE DAY WILL BE 11 NOVEMBER, 2023
- Do you have a son or daughter who loves to sing?
- Have you ever considered entering them for a Choristership, but had no idea what that involved?
- The Chorister Experience Day gives children in school years 2 -7 the chance to be a chorister for the day.
- No previous experience is necessary, just a love of singing and an enthusiasm to be part of a successful team.
Please contact admissions@biltongrange.co.uk for further details
WHAT HAPPENS?
- Arrival at Bilton Grange Preparatory School in Dunchurch, Warwickshire.
- Parents meet key members of staff and tour the School followed by a presentation about what it means to be part of the Chorister Programme and a pupil at Bilton Grange.
- Meanwhile, the children will enjoy some professional singing coaching and the chance to explore a range of musical instruments with Rugby School’s Director of Music and other key music staff.
- There will be time to enjoy lunch and games, before travelling to the Rugby School Chapel to be joined by our Founding Choristers and professional adult singers for a rehearsal.
- Evensong starts at 4.45pm and we encourage parents to come and watch their children, meet other parents and staff members.
- Following the event, we will contact parents to share further information about becoming a Chorister including how to audition for a place.
- For further information, please contact the Bilton Grange Admissions team on 01788 818246 or email: admissions@biltongrange.co.uk
The Rugby Choristers at Bilton Grange consists of a choir of girl Choristers and a choir of boy Choristers who sing separately alongside adult, professional singers in the Chapel at Rugby School as well as singing by themselves in Bilton Grange School Chapel. Choristers are able to join the programme in Years 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7, remaining until the end of Year 8. All Choristers attend Bilton Grange Preparatory School, where they receive a discounted education either as day or boarding pupils. Further means tested financial support can be provided. Choristers receive free tuition on two musical instruments in addition to their singing. They are able to participate in the breadth extra-curricular activities that the School offers, including drama and sport, in addition to their rehearsals and services which bookend the school day on weekdays according to a published schedule.. Choristers receive a first class academic and musical education and experience performing to the highest standards in the stunning Chapels of one of the UK’s most prestigious Schools. Choristers, who do not usually meet at weekends, allowing for quality family time, also take part in concerts, recordings, live broadcasts on the radio and television and international tours.