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| − | [[File:Pinksingers.png|thumb|Pink Singers logo]]The '''Pink Singers''' are Europe's longest-running LGBT choir, founded 1983 | + | [[File:Pinksingers.png|thumb|Pink Singers logo]]The '''Pink Singers''' are Europe's longest-running LGBT choir, founded in April 1983 by {{Mark Bunyan]] and [[Brian Kennedy]]. The first rehearsal was at the Oval pub with about 20 people, and they performed in that year's [[London Pride march]]. In the early days there was a radical aspect of the choir's repertoire. |
They are a mixed four-part choir, with over 80 LGBT singers. The repertoire includes everything from pop to classical to jazz, folk and show tunes. | They are a mixed four-part choir, with over 80 LGBT singers. The repertoire includes everything from pop to classical to jazz, folk and show tunes. | ||
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The Pink Singers are Europe's longest-running LGBT choir, founded in April 1983 by {{Mark Bunyan]] and Brian Kennedy. The first rehearsal was at the Oval pub with about 20 people, and they performed in that year's London Pride march. In the early days there was a radical aspect of the choir's repertoire.
They are a mixed four-part choir, with over 80 LGBT singers. The repertoire includes everything from pop to classical to jazz, folk and show tunes.
