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2019
Highlands and Islands
(see below for programme)
Inveraray Parish Church, 3 Main St East, Inveraray 1pm on Saturday 4 May Conducted by Christopher Barr with Razvan Luculescu piano FREE – NO TICKET REQUIRED DOORS OPEN 12:30PM – ALL WELCOME
Lochgilphead Parish Church
6pm Saturday 4th May
Bar None Community Choir and Strathaven Choral Society
Join together in Concert
Highlands & Islands A spring concert celebrating folk music
including “From the Bavarian Highlands” by Edward Elgar,
Songs by Bob Chilcott, Daniel Elder and others
Cadzow Parish Church, Woodside Walk, Hamilton ML3 7HU 7pm Sunday, May 12th 2019
Conducted by Christopher Barr with accompanist Geoffrey Tanti
Tickets £10.00 / £8.00* from choir members, at the door or click here:
Doors open 6pm
*Full time students; 60+; Unemployed2018
Mozart’s Requiem
7.30pm 2nd June, St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, Great Western Road, Glasgow
Conducted by Christopher Barr
The West End Festival Orchestra
Soloists
Rose Stachniewska, soprano
Heather Ireson, mezzo
Connor Smith, tenor
Colin Murray, bass
Programme
Requiem. Mozart
Insanae et Vanae Curae, Haydn
Symphony No 101 (The Clock) Haydn (the Orchestra)
2017Continental Assortment
7.30pm, Sunday 21st May St Mary’s Episcopal Church, Auchingramont Road, Hamilton Brahms: Schicksalslied; Alto Rhapsody Fauré: Tantum Ergo Duruflé: Requiem with Lynn Bellamy, soprano, Jerome Knox, baritone, Mark Browne, organ, Conducted by Christopher BarrVivaldi Meets the Cool
7.30pm Sunday 8th May, St Mary’s Episcopal Church, Auchingramont Road,Hamilton
with New Focus, Jazz Duo Euan Stevenson and Konrad Wiszneiski
Songs and Sonnets by Shearing and Shakespeare
In a Foreign Land by Euan Stevenson for Choir and Jazz Duo: European Premiere
Gloria by Antonio Vivaldi
with Joanna Norman, Soprano; Lynn Bellamy, Mezzo, David Hamilton, Organ
Past to Present
Saturday 13 June 2015. 7.30pm. St Mary’s Cathedral, Great Western Road, Glasgow.
Rossini: Petite Messe Solennelle
Hazel McBain soprano
Penelope Cousland mezzo soprano
Ross McLean Tenor
Andrew McTaggart Bass
Carroll: Shame, Shame, He Dies For His Country
World Premiere
Christopher Barr Conductor
Susan Holmes Piano
This concert may be recorded for broadcast on BBC Radio 3
Rossini’s little solemn Mass will feature in our Blog throughout the weeks leading to the concert. As indeed will Mark G Carroll’s brand new ‘Shame, Shame, He Dies for His Country’, commissioned especially for Strathaven Choral Society. Read more about Adopt a Composer.