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About
Walton &
Oatlands Choral Society |
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Director of Music: Susan Higgins |
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Walton and
Oatlands Choral Society was established in 1934 and is a
friendly group of about 35 singers, singing 3 concerts a
year. |
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We rehearse during term times on
Tuesday evenings 8 -10pm in the Methodist Church,
Terrace Road, Walton-on-Thames. |
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We sing a great variety of works
ranging from Mendelssohn, Mozart, Schumann to Rutter,
also lighter repertoire. We have an enthusiastic
Director of Music Susan Higgins. |
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Want To Join
Us ? |
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We do not audition but expect new members to
be able to read music and have reached a basic standard of
singing ability. |
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New members are very welcome to come along.
For further information please call Linda Dean, Membership
Secretary on 01932 229658. |
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Concerts by
Walton & Oatlands Choral Society |
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Sanctus |
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Saturday 24th
March 2007 7:30 pm
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Where:
Methodist Church,
Terrace Road, Walton-on-Thames
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Tickets: can be bought at the door or in
advance
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Tel: 01932 229 658
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Walton and Oatlands
Choral Society will perform Sanctus and other choral
settings and solos by Byrd, Bach, Rossini, Gounod and
Karl Jenkins. |
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The concert is
being generously sponsored by the Charity of Robert
Phillips |
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Previous Concerts |
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Handel's Messiah |
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Saturday 25 November 2006 7:30 pm
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Where:
Methodist Church,
Terrace Road, Walton-on-Thames
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Tickets: £10 can be bought at the door or in
advance
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Tel: 01932 229 658
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Return of Walton / Weybridge
Organist |
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The Charity of Robert Phillips has
given a grant to Walton and Oatlands Choral Society for
their next concert - Handel’s Messiah - so that they
could invite a former local musical director of St Mawes
School, Weybridge, and a former conductor of the choir,
to play the organ for the concert. He is none other than
Mr William Hayward, who has been greatly missed since he
moved to Shrewsbury in 1995. |
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Many old friends and fans will
want to hear him and our young local trumpeter Phil
Singleton. The soloists are Fiona O’Neil, Alison
Renvoize, Gavin Sayers and Simon Lobelson. |
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