Derbyshire Junior Choir (DJC)
The Derbyshire Junior Choir is a new group for Derby and Derbyshire, bringing together many talented young musicians from schools and music centres across the city and county.
Our new choir is a haven for budding singers aged 7 to 14, offering a nurturing and exciting environment to explore the joys of harmonious melodies. The choir meets on a Sunday every half term for a big sing day.
- Unlocking Potential: Watch your child's confidence soar as they express themselves through the power of song, and build friendships with like-minded musicians.
- Professional Guidance: Our expert directors and singing teachers are passionate about nurturing young talent, providing high-quality guidance to help children develop singing skills.
- Perform with Pride: Experience the thrill of performing in local events and community gatherings throughout the year.
- Join Our Musical Family: We're part of a system offering high-quality ensembles for talented young musicians in our region. Our supportive community encourages teamwork, creativity, and a love for music that lasts a lifetime.
- Endless Possibilities: From Disney classics to contemporary hits, our diverse repertoire ensures there's something for every young music enthusiast.
Calendar of upcoming events
Autumn Term
Sunday 22 September and Sunday 17 November 2024
At County Hall, Smedley Street, Matlock
Spring Term
Sunday 19 January and Sunday 9 March 2025
At County Hall, Smedley Street, Matlock
Summer Term
Sunday 11 May and Sunday 22 June 2025
At County Hall, Smedley Street, Matlock
Join the Derbyshire Junior Choir
We're accepting sign-ups to join the choir for the second Autumn Term singing day. We do not audition for the Junior Choir – all who have a love of singing are welcome!
- There is a £10 fee to attend for the term.
Sign up now
Support our ensembles by becoming a Friend or sponsoring a concert
Your generosity will go a long way to support the young musicians in our ensembles by enabling us to provide bursaries for those facing financial hardship and help us maintain our rarer and more expensive instruments. Find out more...