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Harbour Capital Chorus

Choirs & Singing Groups1988Petone, Lower Hutt
Adults · SeniorsNew members welcome

In Petone, Lower Hutt, Wellington, Harbour Capital Chorus welcomes normal guys to enjoy barbershop singing in four-part harmony. Formed in 1988, it is one of Ne

About Harbour Capital Chorus

Harbour Capital Chorus offers a warm and friendly atmosphere for men who enjoy singing together. The group brings together normal guys who share a passion for performing great music in four-part harmony using the barbershop style. Since its formation, the chorus has built a strong community spirit centred on vocal enjoyment and regular group singing in the Wellington area.

Our Home Ground

Located in Petone, Lower Hutt, Wellington, Harbour Capital Chorus is well placed within the local community. The club has been part of the Wellington region since 1988 and continues to contribute to the area's arts and music scene through its barbershop performances and rehearsals.

  • Formed on 4 February 1988 in Wellington
  • Group of normal guys focused on barbershop singing
  • Performs music in four-part harmony
  • One of New Zealand's most active barbershop choruses
  • Based in Petone, Lower Hutt
  • Contact Colin for more details on joining

Joining Harbour Capital Chorus

Those interested in barbershop harmony singing can reach out to find out more about attending a rehearsal or becoming involved with the group.

Upcoming Events

  • Oct19

    Harbour Capital Chorus Rehearsal

    Mon · 7:30 pmMasonic Lodge

  • Nov2

    Harbour Capital Chorus Rehearsal

    Mon · 7:30 pmMasonic Lodge

  • Nov9

    Harbour Capital Chorus Rehearsal

    Mon · 7:30 pmMasonic Lodge

  • Nov16

    Harbour Capital Chorus Rehearsal

    Mon · 7:30 pmMasonic Lodge

  • Nov23

    Harbour Capital Chorus Rehearsal

    Mon · 7:30 pmMasonic Lodge

Contact Info

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