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"Auld Lang Syne" One-Day Choir

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12/27/25 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm EST

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Website: https://partiful.com/e/cTH7v3SBo3vPxTxV3y0h
Location: Concord Armory
91 Everett Street
Concord, MA 01742
United States
Contact: Kenter Davies

Event Description

Join Sudbury-native Kenter Davies for this special One-Day Choir in Concord, MA, to explore the classic Scottish folk tune, "Auld Lang Syne". Together, we will play, weave new connections, and reflect on the past year. What resolutions can we form as a collective as we enter 2026? Let's raise our voices in harmony and dive into community with one another. All are welcome. No matter your age, identity, financial status, or musical experience. This venue is ADA compliant, so please let any friends with physical accessibility barriers know :) This is very much a family event, the music is pretty simple, and some of the opening musical play will be great for kids! Kenter Davies is a Brooklyn-based choir director and vocal arranger who hosts community music events in New York City and beyond. His work is steeped in play, connection, imperfection, and vulnerability. He has led One-Day Choirs around the country as well as internationally to help people find their collective voice.
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KEYWORDS auld lang syne , concord armory , kenter davies , music
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