Out now!
Elgar’s unjustly neglected ‘greatest choral masterpiece’ (Jeremy Dibble) performed by by cond. David Temple, @thechoir, @mozartplayers, and soloists inc. @FrannyChiejina, Dame Sarah Connolly, @AshleyRiches and more!
LISTEN / BUY - https://t.co/iMpmuhca6K
Crouch End Festival Chorus: An open mind and flexible sound
A self-taught music director and an audition process which doesn't require sight-reading has given Crouch End Festival Chorus the freedom to focus on vocal quality for 40 years @thechoir
https://t.co/zJXD2YvHUR
Friday night's the best as it marks the end of the week, you see all your choir pals and everyone goes to the pub afterwards!
We're chock-a-block in all voice parts at the mo though, with the exception of some spaces for #tenors https://t.co/VtS3YKXF70
🎶 What London choirs rehearse on Fridays??
🎵 Crouch End Festival Chorus (Haringey) @thechoir
🎵 New Essex Choir (Redbridge)
🎵 Choirs of Christ Church Bexleyheath (Bexley)
🎵 @HarrowHarmony
#Choirslist#LondonChoirs#Choir#Chorus#Singing
While we're excited about our December concerts, don't forget that our first concert of the new year is also on sale. Use code CATCHTHEWORM, to get 33% off tickets before the end of November. It'd make a great Christmas present! 🎁...
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... a poorly understood condition that can cause heart attacks in predominantly young, healthy women.
SO don't forget so snap up your tickets to our Sing Christmas! concerts before they're gone!
Tickets: https://t.co/7I4RGU8fuM
#FeedTheWorld#Choir#Charity#Christmas
We're celebrating our 40th season, and are pleased to be sharing it with the original (and best) #BandAid, who recorded the UK's fastest selling single of all time, Do They Know It's Christmas, 40 years ago today.
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Our last Christmas album features our version of it....
https://t.co/Bf3csRSLh5
The charity we're supporting via our X concerts this year is #BeatSCAD, which is dedicated to raising awareness and supporting those affected by Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD)...
If the recent chilly weather has got you feeling all jingly-tingly ❄️, then snap up tickets for our Sing Christmas (matinee) or Sing Christmas (evening) concerts in #Highgate on 21 Dec with the 20% discount code: EARLYBIRD24 until the end of November.
https://t.co/7I4RGU8Nkk
We were sorry to learn of the death of iconic guitarist Vic Flick, best known for *that* riff in the James Bond theme tune. We had the pleasure of working with Vic in the past and our thoughts are with his family and friends.
https://t.co/JTnwVBbLhZ
Amongst the hubbub of mid-rehearsal break time, we caught up with one of our latest Young Conductor Mentoring Scheme members.
In the meantime, remember the deadline for Workshop applications 8th Dec... https://t.co/sEuo4L9Nfv
#choir#conducting#choralconducting#choralmusic
Did you hear the interview with our very own @DTConductor on #BBCRadioLondon? He had a great chat with @ClairaHermet and mentions our #SingChristmas concerts in #Highgate on 21st Dec and #WorldOWorld concert in Feb - see our website for info.
Interview:
https://t.co/kBsGdFuhna
Versatile? Yeah we do The Proms, but also The Electric Proms! The one with our patron #SirRayDavies of @TheKinks and was on #BBCFOUR last night, so you can find it on the BBC iPlayer. Or, our bits are on our YouTube channel in the CEFC Live playlist
https://t.co/RahBMYnIZH
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Hear this and more in concert on 1 February.
Tickets...
https://t.co/l2IULZBZlF
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• The piece has been played to mark many famous deaths and funerals including Franklin D. Roosevelt's, Albert Einstein, JFK, after Barber's own death (in four consecutive concerts conducted by Leonard Bernstein in 1981) and Princess Grace of Monaco (1982)...
One of the most beloved pieces of music in the world will feature in our first concert of the new year - Samuel Barber's Agnus Dei.
Did you know...
• He was only in his mid twenties when he first wrote the Adagio for Strings in 1936. He adapted it for choir in 1967...
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