Stef Conner’s two choirs in Leith Hill and Cambridge will be holding open sessions this January and you are warmly invited to come along and sing!
Timeline Choir is a community singing group with a difference: although it is open to all, with no auditions and no requirement for members to be able to read music, the choir is set apart by its specially-arranged and artistically ambitious repertoire, which celebrates the heritage of the local area, from Anglo-Saxon times to the present day.
Cambridge Timeline Choir begins with an open session on Thursday 14th January, 7:30pm, at the St. Barnabas Centre on Mill Road. If you love to sing then come along and try out some new arrangements of folk songs collected in the East of England, as well as seasonal medieval music for New Year feasting! Sign up here and read more here.
UP-DATE Jan 11th 2016:
The introductory session for Cambridge Timeline Choir is now fully booked! But don’t worry if you were hoping to come along – just drop us an email with your details and we will put you on our waiting list. Spaces are very likely to become available on the night, or the following week.
EMAIL US TO JOIN THE WAITING LIST
Leith Hill Timeline Choir resumes with an open session on Tuesday 12th January, 7:30pm, at the Punch Bowl Inn, Okewood Hill. If you love to sing then come along and try out some new arrangements of folk songs collected by Dorking’s much-loved composer Ralph Vaughan Williams, as well medieval music for the New Year! Sign up here and read more here.