Coro de Clave London – 2026

Coro de Clave London – 2026

22nd October – 17th December  2026 (9-weeks)

6:00 – 7.45 pm Dalston, London.

Come and join Coro de Clave choir. We sing beautiful 3-part Afro-Cuban songs perform locally and collaborate with Moving Voices UK, which supports female survivors of trafficking to reintegrate into our local community through singing. During these 9 weeks, we will learn new material and rehearse songs from our repertoire. This course is available to all levels. We aim to create a welcoming environment where each individual can thrive.

To learn more about our work, check out our Coro de Clave web page.

Course tutors Vicky Jassey and David Pattman

How to Register

  1. Fill out the registration form below and then submit it.
  2. Make a payment using the bank details.
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Payment Options

We offer three payment options to accommodate different financial circumstances:

Early Bird – £125
Pay a £50 non-refundable deposit by 13 September to secure the Early Bird rate.

Standard – £145
For bookings made after 13 September.

Concession – £95
For anyone who would like to attend but is experiencing financial difficulty. A £50 non-refundable deposit must be paid by 13 September. This rate is not available after the Early Bird deadline.

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Please see our Cancellation & Terms of Participation before booking.

Bank Details:
Victoria Rosemary Jassey trading as
Bombo Productions

Sort code: 04-00-03
Account number: 10614012

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We’re proud to share our new Coro de Clave video: Madre de Agua (Mother of Water). Madre de Agua is a powerful Congo water spirit connected with rivers, lakes, and the ocean — embodying the nurturing and transformative qualities of water itself. Her presence flows between African, Indigenous, and Catholic spiritual lineages in Cuba. Here in London, her spirit bridges diasporic and local communities through the shared language of music and collective song.