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Wilmington Sacred Harp Singers

SINGINGS STATUS: As with most Sacred Harp groups around the U.S., we have not sung together in the past year. We greatly miss the camaraderie and joy that come with singing this amazing music. We hope that our country is beginning to eliminate Covid-19 as a a major threat, but we are not there yet, and we have not scheduled any singings nor will we until conditions improve. In the meantime, here are a few wonderful links to whet your appetite.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKMiPMcN_l8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDbOD3OO20g

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We will keep you posted about future singings via email. If you are not yet signed up for the email, send a request to callist@gmail.com. Until further notice, the information below is all on hold:


Last Sunday of the Month Singing
Cameron Art Museum
3201 South 17th Street
Wilmington, NC 28412
2:00 – 4:00 pm, instruction at 1:30 pm

WHEN WE RETURN TO NORMAL:
All are invited to participate in this unique tradition. Beginners are welcome, and songbooks will be provided. Newcomers are encouraged to come for instruction beginning at 1:30.

  • Unless otherwise notified, Wilmington is usually on the LAST SUNDAY of the month, so most times the 4th Sunday, every 3 months on so on the 5th Sunday.
  • Occasionally, our regular spot, the Cameron Art Museum, is unavailable. We will notify everyone on our mailing list on those occasions. Sign up for our mailing list.

Want to learn more about Sacred Harp? A good place to start is the Fasola.org website.

Visit our Facebook site.

Cleve’s NPR documentary Sacred Harp Singers.

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