'People can express how they feel in song in community choir'

Name: 'People can express how they feel in song in community choir'
Uploaded: 2025-03-28T14:20:55.461Z
Duration: 1 min 27 s
Description: An hour-long radio special of BBC Sing! will be broadcast on BBC Radio Ulster on Sunday at 16:00 GMT.

About 750 singers have come together to create BBC Radio Ulster's biggest community choir.

BBC Sing! was showcased at the Ulster Hall in Belfast on Monday night with an hour-long radio special being broadcast on BBC Radio Ulster this Sunday.

Singers were grouped into six county choirs and the event was hosted by BBC Northern Ireland weather presenter Geoff Maskell.

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