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Come & Sing' Performances - (these performances differ from choral workshops in that they generally culminate in a public performance and take place over a single day) - For more choral workshops and summer schools see Singing Courses |
| 13 March 2010 | Come and Sing Handel's Messiah at St Dionis Church, Parsons Green SW6 4UN. Registration for Chorus 1.00 pm. Tickets £10.00 (light supper available). Concert at 6 p.m. Tickets £10.00. Conducted by Ralph Allwood. To book visit www.theoliviercentreladymargaretschool.org or to request a booking form call 020 8748 5316 or email singmessiah@ladymargaretschool.ibhf.sch.uk |
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13 March 2010 |
Choral Workshop - J.S.Bach’s B minor Mass with Jeremy Backhouse and Vasari Singers. J.S. Bach’s Mass in B minor is a choral masterpiece, considered one of his finest works. Come and spend a day exploring this magnificent piece in a workshop with Vasari Singers and their renowned conductor Jeremy Backhouse.
The day will take the form of several rehearsal sessions and will end with a short performance of the major choruses of the B minor mass, to which you are welcome to invite friends and family.
Saturday 13 March 2010, 10-5, St Luke’s Church, Battersea (Clapham South tube, Clapham Junction & Wandsworth Common mainline) Admission £10 including refreshments . For more information visit |
| 27 March 2010 | City of Wolverhampton Choir presents a 'Come & Sing' Stainer 'Crucifixion' at St.Bart's Church, Church Hill, Penn, Wolverhampton. Singers £5.00 - singers (covers music) Audience - £3.00 Singers arrive at 3.00 p.m., audience at 5.45 pm. |
| 17 April 2010 |
Bourne Singers present a Come & Sing Choral Workshop for enthusiastic singers on The German Romantics to include music by Brahms, Bruckner and Mendelssohn
Congregational Church, Coulsdon Road, Old Coulsdon CR5 1EH Conductor: Patrick Allies Accompanist: Tom Little For more information and to register see website or telephone 020 8643 1084 10.30 am to 5.30 pm with concert for invited guests at 5pm. Cost: £15 |
| 5 June 2010 |
‘Come & Sing’
Yorkshire will take place on Saturday 5th June 2010 at Beverley
Minster, East Yorkshire . An instructive but fun choral day working on
FAURE’S REQUIEM. Musical Director will be Andrew Padmore and Gareth Green
at the organ. Full details from: Karen Green ("Music Matters" Administrator)
on 01226 752738 e-mail:
Gareth@gareth73.freeserve Other Choral Workshops can be found on
Andrew Padmore’s website:
www.DrAPadmore.co.uk website www.mmcourses.co.uk
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| 24 - 26 September 2010 |
`Come and Sing` Yorkshire will take place from 24th – 26th September 2010 at Sneaton Castle, Whitby. Musical Directors will be Andrew Padmore and Gareth Green - both highly experienced choral conductors. The main work to be studied this weekend will be Mozart’s REQUIEM. If you enjoy a good sing, friendly company, good food and a wonderful location then this is for you! These events become fully subscribed, so you are advised to book early. For further information please contact the Music Matters Administrator - Karen, 01226 752738 or Gareth@gareth73.freeserve.co.uk or www.mmcourses.co.uk
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Do you sing in the shower? When was the last time exercised your singing voice
in public? Would you like to join others in raising the roof with song? Come and Sing events aim to let people blow away their vocal cobwebs and experience the great fun and satisfaction of singing as part of a group. Led by a trained animateur, who is expert in singing for pleasure, each event will give you the basics you need to sing from breathing technique to singing with others in different parts. You will also be given information to help you find local singing opportunities whether this means joining a local chamber choir or choral society or having professional singing lessons. Come and Sing! events have taken place throughout England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales in past years. The events in Northern Ireland were part of The Music Experience, a community development programme run by Making Music and supported by BT and the Arts Councils of England, Wales and Northern Ireland
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