YOUNG West Fife singers are being invited to tune in and join Dunfermline Junior Chorus as it gears up for its 20th anniversary.

Over the last two decades, the organisation – which has around 100 members aged from 5 to 18 – has performed at an array of events.

Between its four choirs, the Wee Music Makers, Music Makers, Junior Choir and Senior Choir, vocalists from the choir have sung in Carnegie Hall in New York, the Royal Festival Hall in London and the Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow.

They have also taken part in a choral event in Maynooth, Ireland, with other choirs from the Emerald Isle and London.

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In the 2022/23 season, some of the senior choir had the honour of singing for the King and Queen when they visited Dunfermline to confer city status on the town.

All four choirs have performed at various civic events in Dunfermline including the Christmas Lights switch-on and the Scottish Christmas Carol Event in Dunfermline Abbey - as well as a civic reception on Wednesday for the city's new coat of arms and freedom of Dunfermline for the peacocks.

Dunfermline Junior Chorus rehearse as individual choirs once a week in The Vine Centre in Garvock, but in concerts they always have a few pieces where the choirs can sing together.

The repertoire is wide and goes from traditional, to African, gospel, musical theatre and popular, with all songs being carefully chosen to develop the skills of the singers.

Singing in the choirs is an opportunity not only to sing and develop musicianship skills, but to make friends and develop confidence.

To mark the choir's 20th anniversary, an Alumni choir is being planned for a special concert next June while other special events will also take place throughout the year.

Anyone young singer who loves to sing is invited to join. For more details, visit https://djchorus.co.uk.