
It happened once, it is happening again. Doha’s biggest choral moment is back, but this time it will be BIGGER!
Want to be part of it?
For the second time, Qatar Concert Choir is partnering with the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra to raise the roof of the QNCC Concert Hall — and this time, we are aiming even bigger. Join the largest choir Doha has ever assembled for the mighty
BEETHOVEN SYMPHONY No.9 – Tuesday 30 March 2027
Qatar Concert Choir invites singers to join us.
There’s no need to be an expert, but you must be able to sing in tune. We will provide practice files you can sing along to as you learn your part, and there will be sectional rehearsals where you learn in the company of others.
So, here’s what you need to do:
- Love singing!
- Check the requirements below and register
- We can’t wait to sing with you!
Requirements:
- Attend the weekly rehearsals on Mondays, 7:00 – 9:30 pm, in the auditorium of Lycée Franco-Qatarien Voltaire, Westbay campus, from 14 September until 29 March 2027.
- Attend the workshops and extra orchestral rehearsals and Dress rehearsal in the week leading up to the concert.
- Be available for the concert on Tuesday 30 March 2027 (Choir call at 6 pm, Concert 7:30-9:30 pm), at the Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC).
- Be prepared to practise at home.
- Fee: 300 QR
To register:
- There are still some spots available, especially for Tenors and Basses.
- Register on the link below and we’ll be in touch to schedule an audition.
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If you’re already a QCC member, please only complete the form for registration.
- If you require further information, please do not hesitate to contact our secretary, at info@qatarconcertchoir.com.
Scores:
- Purchase your own copy of the Bärenreiter Urtext — you’ll need this specific version to match rehearsals. Buy it here: https://www.baerenreiter.com/en/product/BA09009-90 or in any music store or online.
- Borrow a score from QCC for a 50 QR deposit, fully reimbursed when you return it with all markings erased.
- or bring your own if you have it already.

