ISCA VOICES 

The girl choristers section of Exeter Cathedral Choir was founded by Stephen Tanner in 1994. In addition to the regular round of service singing, the girls have appeared in numerous concerts, broadcasts and recordings and have toured in the USA and many countries across Europe.
Unlike the girl choristers at many other cathedrals, the Exeter girls leave the choir at the age of thirteen. In 2008, Stephen Tanner decided to create an opportunity for former girl choristers to continue singing together and “Isca Voices” was born.
After some four years as cathedral choristers, the girls are very experienced performing musicians both vocally and instrumentally. Isca Voices aims to perform not only from the vast wealth of religious choral music from across the centuries but also to sing music from the folk, jazz and popular repertoires in close harmony.The girl choristers section of Exeter Cathedral Choir was founded by Stephen Tanner in 1994. In addition to the regular round of service singing, the girls have appeared in numerous concerts, broadcasts and recordings and have toured in the USA and many countries across Europe.
Unlike the girl choristers at many other cathedrals, the Exeter girls leave the choir at the age of thirteen. In 2008, Stephen Tanner decided to create an opportunity for former girl choristers to continue singing together and “Isca Voices” was born.
After some four years as cathedral choristers, the girls are very experienced performing musicians both vocally and instrumentally. Isca Voices aims to perform not only from the vast wealth of religious choral music from across the centuries but also to sing music from the folk, jazz and popular repertoires in close harmony.

This is the first in a series of Community Concerts, supporting TOTNES DROP-IN CENTRE