Albacappella are so glad to be back singing in person after two long years of seperation, singers masks and testing. It's an absolute joy to share our harmonies and have fun - we loving making music together.

We take our members and guests safety very seriously. All members have been testing themselves for Covid and wear masks as they arrive and socialise at rehearsals. During singing time we stand a safe distance apart (which is one of the best ways for listening and singing with each other) and take regular air breaks. We also monitor the air quality in the room and ventilate the building with windows and doors open in the breaks.

If you want to develop your singing skills and be part of a great group of ladies who love singing together then come along and have a listen. Contact us via our web form or send us an email. We'd love to share with you the fabulous experience of singing with others.

Albacappella sincerely hope all singers are managing under the unprecedented circumstances the world is finding itself in with Covid 19. We are obviously unable to meet physically as a singing group, but this crisis has made us stronger and even more committed as a group of singers to carry on singing even though we can only do this at home.
Our love of singing has made us reach to the technological world to provide us with Virtual rehearsals each week so that we can continue to learn music together.
Singing on our own at home is nowhere near as much fun, but again with the help of technology we are continuing to get a sense of singing together as we produce a mix of each weeks rehearsal picking a song to "stitch together" the individual singing track so each singer.
Nothing stops a singer!

Albacappella enjoyed a wonderful weekend of coaching with the amazing David Sangster. Our Balmoral retreat featured work on songs we hope to be able to share with audiences at the Aberdeenshire Music Festival 2020.
Two intense days of fun and hard work really made our music improve as we learnt the huge benefit of matching all our voices and focusing on vowel sounds that have energy and resonance.
As always our legendary Saturday night entertainment was a complete wow. Guest hosts recently seconded North of the Border after a stint on Strictly ensured that we all participated in the fun which brought the best out of our theatrical divas.

What a wonderful evening Albacappella had, sharing our singing with the residents of Culter. Albacappella Chorus held an evening of Traditional and Modern Scottish songs arranged in the a cappella style. Culter Heritage Hall was full to capacity with an enthusiastic audience including some of Albacappella's newest members who although not singing were helping to sell tickets and provide refreshments,

Singing brings people together, working in harmony without any hidden agenda and it was nice to be able to share the evening with the talents of "Stardust and Sparkle".

In spite of colds, flu, pollen and a case of measels - Albacappella managed to attend the Barbershop and A cappella class of the Aberdeen Music Festival this week where we shared top honours. Technically this means we've been at the top of the tree for a capella vocal music in Aberdeenshire for the last two years.

A great evening of music was shared at Mannofield Church with Albacappella taking equal honours with Granite City Men's Chorus and the Aberdeen Sweet Adelines. Music was the victor on an evening of great performances proving the vibrancy of the human voice working with each-other.