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Recent performances

See below for a list of past concerts. Where available, you can enlarge the poster, or download a copy of the programme or review. More information will be added over time.

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May 2023 - Haydn's The Seasons

with the Southeast Sinfonia

Haydn's popular follow-up to The Creation, with Jennifer Witton (soprano), Edmund Hastings (tenor) and Andrew Rupp (bass) as soloists. A copy of the programme can be found here.

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Dec 2022 - A Christmas Concert

with Gavin Stevens on keyboard

A seasonal mix of choral works, carols and readings in which we were joined by the choir of Heathfield Community College. Choir works included pieces by Vaughan Williams ("Folk Songs of the Four Seasons"), Finzi ("In Terra Pax"), Rutter ("Angel's Carol") and Chilcott ("On Christmas Night"). Soloists were Theodore Butcher (treble) and Rene Bloice-Sanders (baritone).  A copy of the programme can be found here.

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May 2022 - A Walk to the Paradise Garden

with The South East Sinfonia

A celebration of English music, including works by Frank Bridge ("A Prayer"), Vaughan Williams ("Serenade to Music"), and Paul Carr ("Requiem for an Angel"). Soloists were Sian Dicker and Rene Bloice-Sanders. A copy of the programme can be found here.

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December 2021 - Handel's MESSIAH

with The Baroque Collective

An exceptional performance as the choir returned to indoor performances following Covid. The soloists were Jennifer Witton (soprano), Cathy Bell (mezzo), Paul Austin Kelly (tenor) and James Oldfield (bass). This was also the choirs 75th anniversary concert. A copy of the programme can be found here.

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July 2021 - Mozart Requiem

with Gavin Stevens on keyboard

The first post-lockdown concert - outside, under a canopy, at Heathfield Community College. Despite unseasonal weather, both the choir and the audience were delighted to take part. The soloists were Jennifer Witton (soprano), Bethan Langford (mezzo), Joshua Owen Mills (tenor) and Andrew Davies (bass). A copy of the programme can be found here.

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