Pinkies turn 25

Isn't it amazing how time just flies by?

The Pink Singers: A Potted History

Have YOU read up on our history lately?
New Tales of the Pinkie has been added very recently. Why not read about what it was like in 1984
By 1984 things had started to settle down and we had a small (very small) but enthusiastic group of singers. It would have been quite easy for my to have dropped the project due to the lack of wider support from other singers, and if I had done so then The Pink Singers would probably quietly have died. But I found that I rather enjoyed directing and arranging songs for the group, so we soldiered on.
by Robert

Or perhaps you fancy catching up on what it was like having Pinkies backing Bronski Beat
The Pink Singers were even more effective on the other cover on the album, of the Gershwins’ It Ain’t Necessarily So. This is possibly the track which shows off the diverse talents of all concerned, starting with Arno (Uptown Horns) Hecht’s clarinet taking the melody at the beginning. Jimmy’s singing is effortlessly fluid, the more remarkable that he is delivering it on his first album.
by Mike

Or perhaps you have wondered what it was like singing at GALA 2004 in Montreal
Choir festivals are always slightly stressful because the musical standards are pretty high. We were all fairly anxious, and it certainly showed in the warm-up room backstage. Thankfully, the concerts themselves were manned with military precision and guides with stopwatches kept us moving along until we appeared under the spotlights.
by Hsien

Myspace blogs, a run up to Amour and More

Pinkies – My Favourite Things by Joey - Bass

All the Myspace blogs here

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Pink Singers Goodies

Pinkie products are available including a limited stock of our classic "sewing machine" T-shirt, and Hand In Hand, our CD, with stage and studio versions of several of the songs in our repertoire - definitely worth a listen to!

If you have a special event planned and want to spice it up with a bit of four part harmony, why not hire our small group to add that touch of pizzazz?