Corporate member CHORALLY is a dedicated online community platform that connects the world of choral and vocal music.
Founded by Ian Clethero, who launched the project as he saw a need for a ‘go-to place’ online to make it easy for choir leaders, performing groups, singing enthusiasts and organisations around the world to find information and network with each other.
CHORALLY, akin to LinkedIn for the choral and vocal world, offers a comprehensive range of features aimed at fostering connections and sharing resources, built around a members’ community. The platform also advocates for the sector.
Alongside local and international news, CHORALLY also offers event calendars for competitions, festivals, courses, conferences, and expos, updates on come-and-sing events, job listings and opportunities, young artist programs and awards, and a variety of special offers and discounts.
Members of CHORALLY can get involved directly by creating profiles, networking with others around the world and publishing their own content. Members can post on the go from their mobile phones as well as from their desktops.
CHORALLY membershipThere are two membership options for individuals - free Solo membership, with limited publishing rights, and a Pro members’ tier aimed at choir and group directors and professional musicians. Pro members can publish content in most areas of the site, including the events calendars and news spaces. Choirs and vocal groups can join as Group members. As well as posting news and event listings, group members can advertise vacancies and other opportunities, as well as being able to use an account with a group logo. Brand membership, aimed at organisations and companies, is also available. |
Making Music member offerPro membership and Group membership are both available as annual subscriptions. CHORALLY offers Making Music members a 25% discount to the standard rates. To redeem discount, use the code: MMCH24 at checkout. |
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