Concert Series 2019
Additional Concert: Friday 26th July 7.30 pm: Michael Reynolds "The Sounds of Stage and Screen"
A light-hearted evening of well-known music. Tickets £10, including refreshments, from the Parish Office.
Additional Recital: Friday 17th May 7.30 pm: The Vale Royal Singers “The Glory of Spring”:
Excerpts from Vivaldi’s Gloria, and music by John Rutter, Barber, Finzi and Sting. Free entry, with a retiring collection.
- Our First Fridays are lovely, accessible introductions to Classical Music, from the whole repertoire of vocal, choral, instrumental and orchestral music.
- And not just Classical but Popular music as well, Jazz, the American Song Book, the lot!
- Ideal for those starting to get into Classical Music as well as seasoned enthusiasts.
- Each concert about 60-80 minutes long.
- Refreshments included - tea, coffee, wine!
- Free admission, but we sometimes take a Retiring Collection, especially to support a young student or early years professional.
Now a few details about this season of 'First Fridays' ... But do please see the Weekly Newsletter for more details of each concert in the weeks beforehand.
May - Felix Gideonse and Tom Fesmer. Organ, piano and singing.
June - John Hosking. Organ
July - Stewart, Oliver and Henry Smith. Flute, piano and organ
August - Paul Carr. Organ
September - Urszula Krukowska-Byzdra. Cello
October - Philip Chidell. Violin
November - Chester Cathedral Nave Choir. Chester Cathedral Nave Choir is the oldest continuously serving cathedral voluntary choir in England. Welcome back, Andrew and friends!
December -Abbey Gate College.