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Quick comms for singers

Tuesday 5th November​

  • The Angel Gabriel

  • Away in a Manger

  • Silent Night

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We have a committee meeting that evening.  Please email membership@winchestercommunitychoir.com 

if you have anything that you would like us to discuss.

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Sound files are available for all songs in the  â€‹Songs page in our MEMBERS area.

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We don't routinely provide scores because most choir members don't read music. But if you would like to have music scores for each song in our current repertoire, apply for access to the restricted folder called zzScores on the Songs page. There is an annual charge for scores, to cover licensing etc. Follow this link to subscribe...

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Noel

Tuesday, 3 December 2024

7:30pm

at The United Church, Winchester

For all you folk that believe Christmas planning can't start early enough...

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Another date for the diary and we'll let you have more details about the programme nearer the time. But here's a spoiler. Look away now if you don't want to know.....

There will be carols

Next concert....

Our Christmas concert 2024

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RIVERS &

ROADS

Six choirs with 200 singers and half-a-dozen soloists were at the Theatre Royal Winchester on Sunday 4 February to remember Sarah Morgan and Paul Sartin.

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Winchester Community Choir was there with our Music Director, Carolyn Robson who co-hosted the concert

IIf you missed the concert, catch up with this 27-minute video. It has snatches of all the live performances and recordings of Sarah and Paul that featured in the programme.

Sarah Morgan was a co-founder of Winchester Community Choir in 2005 and Paul Sartin established the Andover Museum Loft Singers - another, exciting Hampshire choir. Both were well established performers on the UK folk circuit - Sarah with Moira Craig and our very own Carolyn Robson and Paul in folk bands like Bellowhead (eight-time winners at the BBC 4 Folk Awards), Faustus and Belshazzar's Feast.

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