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Scottish Borders barber-shop singers look for new members

Mr Drew, who also performs in barber-shop choirs and quartets in Edinburgh, has been guiding the women at Bowden village hall from absolute beginners to confident stars of the stage since he was appointed 18 years ago.

Although it has never been a closed shop, new recruits are rarely more than a handful in any calendar year.

But to celebrate One Acchord’s 21st birthday, the choir is actively encouraging everyone to have a go by offering a free course teaching people how to sing.

Mr Drew believes barber-shop is the perfect place to start a musical journey.

He added: “The great thing about barber-shop is that it has a range for everyone.

“We can certainly find the correct part – whether its lead, tenor, bass or baritone – for our new singers.

“Remember, this is a community choir and the focus is on enjoyment and improvement rather than anything more.”


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