The Chapel Choir of Wellington School will sing Evensong with a theme for Epiphany. All are welcome to join the congregational for what will be a spiritually uplifting and a feast of choral music. Tea and Cakes will also be served.
The Taunton’s Annual Commemoration for Holocaust Memorial Day will again take place at St John’s Church. This year’s theme is “Ordinary People”. The County Council Choir, “Canticle”, and students from Queen’s College will be making musical contributions and Chief Executive of Heritage SW, Tom Mayberry will be speaking about local people who made a difference.… Read More »Holocaust Memorial Comemmoration
The Music Festival is to encourage and promote the performance and enjoyment of music. Aiming particularly, but not exclusively at young people, it provides a challenge and unique opportunity to perform in a competitive and non-competitive situation in front of an adjudicator.
The Music Festival is to encourage and promote the performance and enjoyment of music. Aiming particularly, but not exclusively at young people, it provides a challenge and unique opportunity to perform in a competitive and non-competitive situation in front of an adjudicator.
For the second year, exciting competition opportunity for pop and contemporary music soloists, duos and bands. Come and watch local emerging artists perform, with an industry professional adjudicator in the chair, and cash prizes to be won! With classes in three age categories, 12 and under, 16 and under and Open, this is sure to… Read More »Pop Vocals Competition
The Music Festival is to encourage and promote the performance and enjoyment of music. Aiming particularly, but not exclusively at young people, it provides a challenge and unique opportunity to perform in a competitive and non-competitive situation in front of an adjudicator.
Trumpet Concertos by Handel and Torelli, soloist Sasha Canter, BBC finalist, and music by Albinoni, Nielsen, Webern, Dvorak, Sousa and Einaudi. Director Mary Eade, violin.
A solo guitar recital with musical delights by Bach, Giuliani and Tarrega with Classical Guitarist James Rippingale. www.jamesrippingale.co.uk Drinks will be available before the concert. There will be a retiring collection in aid Od the Cats Protection League and St John’s Church. This event has been sponsored by Invest SW.
Stand up and Sing an evening with music with special guests ARQUEBUS in aid of our Patrons Charity (Cancer Research UK)
Ronald Tickner was Organist and Choirmaster of St Mary Magdalene for 36 years (1963-99) and the trust founded in his memory in 2000 aims to support young musicians with lessons and experiences which will help them to make the most of their talents now and in the future. To contact the organisers please email rtetrust@gmail.com
