East Midlands Peace Choir

So how does an East Midlands based choir become the personal UK peace choir to the Archbishop Desmond Tutu?

Choir Invisible are the Archbishop's 'Peace Choir', and are pioneering the role, with the aim of rolling the model out to create a network of ten international 'Peace Choirs' all singing as a force for good in the world. Choir Invisible now supports the Archbishop's work, singing their unique repertoire: songs about our common humanity that bring people together, fill them with hope and inspire them to act for the greater good.

It all began in July 2008 with a phone call out of the blue to Sally Brown, the Director of Choir Invisible. "I thought it was a joke," Sally says, "It was someone from Stoke on Trent claiming they'd like the choir to go and sing for Gordon Banks, Pele and Archbishop Desmond Tutu!"

Visit their website to follow the story: www.choirinvisible.co.uk