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Vocal technique
Breathing, support, projection, articulation and more conscious use of the voice.
Group vocal practice
Interartes Choir
A space to develop your voice, listening skills and confidence through making music together. Weekly rehearsals, a diverse repertoire and public performances.
Group vocal coaching
Regular stage experience
Singing together
Listening, presence and the creation of a shared sound.
Rehearsals
Tuesdays at 7:30 pm
Venue
Interartes Auditorium
Format
Guided group vocal practice
First step
Free trial rehearsal
The programme
A voice takes on a new dimension when it meets others.
More than singing the same music
Choir work develops the ability to listen, adjust, breathe and communicate as part of an ensemble.
The Interartes Choir is a space for collective vocal practice, designed for those who want to sing regularly, develop musical skills and take part in a shared artistic experience.
Each rehearsal focuses on tuning, rhythm, harmony, breathing, diction, projection and interpretation. The repertoire is developed progressively and adapted to the group, allowing each participant to grow within a shared structure.
Public performances are part of the journey. The stage turns rehearsal work into real experience, strengthening concentration, confidence, responsibility and communication skills.
The aim: to build a cohesive, musically attentive group capable of transforming individual voices into an expressive collective result.
What you will develop
Vocal, musical and interpersonal skills that grow together.
Choir rehearsals combine technique, attention, expression and collaboration in a continuous learning process.
Listening and tuning
The ability to recognise relationships between voices, adjust vocal production and maintain your own part.
Rhythm and precision
Pulse, entries, unified articulation and the ability to respond accurately within the group.
Musical learning
A progressive understanding of melodies, harmonies, structures and interpretive directions.
Stage confidence
Presence, concentration and confidence when communicating with an audience.
Cohesion and belonging
Shared responsibility, mutual support and the creation of a common musical identity.
How it works
Regular rehearsals with clear goals and practical application on stage.
The work is organised so that technique, repertoire and interpretation develop in an integrated way.
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Vocal preparation
Breathing, warm-ups, resonance, articulation and tuning exercises.
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Building the repertoire
Learning vocal parts, lyrics, rhythm, dynamics and the structure of each piece.
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Ensemble work
Balance between voices, harmonic listening, entries, endings and collective interpretation.
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Public performance
Preparation for concerts and showcases that give purpose to the work developed in rehearsals.
Artistic experience
From rehearsal to stage: a process of focus, commitment and expression.
1 → many
Individual voice, collective result
Each participant retains their identity while learning to place it at the service of the group’s balance and musical intention.
Tuning
Vocal stability and the ability to adjust pitch in relation to the ensemble.
Harmony
A practical understanding of the role of each voice within chords and textures.
Diction
Clear lyrics, unified articulation and consistent pronunciation.
Dynamics
Control of intensity and the creation of expressive contrasts.
Presence
Posture, focus, connection with the audience and confidence during performance.
Collaboration
Responsibility, punctuality, preparation and the ability to respond to the group.
Who it is for
For anyone who wants to sing regularly and be part of a shared project.
Integration is guided by the team, taking into account experience, vocal range and the balance of the group.
- Anyone who enjoys singing and is looking for guided musical practice.
- Voice or instrumental students who want to strengthen their listening and ensemble experience.
- People with previous experience who wish to return to choir singing.
- Anyone looking for stage experience and community within a structured musical environment.
Frequently asked questions
Practical information before your first rehearsal.
When do rehearsals take place?
Rehearsals take place on Tuesdays at 7:30 pm in the Interartes Auditorium.
Can I try a rehearsal before enrolling?
Yes. You can book a free trial rehearsal to meet the group and experience the methodology and current repertoire.
Do I need previous choir experience?
Previous experience can be helpful, but each person’s integration is considered individually. What matters most is a willingness to learn, listen and participate regularly.
Which skills are developed?
Breathing, projection, tuning, rhythm, harmony, diction, interpretation, ensemble listening and stage presence.
Does the choir perform in public?
Yes. The work includes preparation for concerts and showcases, allowing participants to apply the repertoire and skills developed in rehearsals on stage.
How do I join the group?
The team considers vocal range, experience and the balance between the different voice parts. The trial rehearsal provides an initial assessment.
How can I ask about fees and enrolment?
Use the contact form, WhatsApp or call 917 177 732. The team will reply with the current terms.
Interartes Choir
Discover how your voice is transformed within the ensemble.
Book a free trial rehearsal and discover the vocal work, repertoire and dynamics of the group.