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Concert of Sacred Music for Choir, Organ and Trumpet (Erleigh Cantors)
The Erleigh Cantors have been delighting audiences with their choral singing for over 35 years, singing in cathedrals around the UK and locally to raise substantial funds for worthy causes. This year's concert is again in aid of Alexander Devine Children's Hospice and Earley St Peter's Church and we hope to beat last year's achievement of over £1,300.
The Cantors are directed by well-known local musician Ian Westley, our organist is Simon Dinsdale and on trumpet is Mark Kesel.
The programme includes works by Bach, Handel, Parry and Vaughan Williams, amongst others, so there should be something to suit everyone. This year is the Cantors' 35th anniversary and the programme will include a work specially commissioned from renowned organist and composer, Andrew Millington.
A range of Mama Nunn home-made preserves (as seen annually at Earley Green Fair) will be on sale, in aid of Alexander Devine, and refreshments will be available.
Admission – suggested donation £12 for adults, £8 for students, under-18s free. For tickets or more information contact Maggie Nunn on 07946 620560, email maggie.nunn@btinternet.com. Alternatively, leave a message at the church office on 0118 966 8575. Tickets may be purchased on the door but it is helpful for catering and programme-printing purposes if tickets are bought in advance, please.
St Peter’s Church is a fine, traditional, flint Victorian church with accessible entrances, and accessible toilet facilities in the adjacent church hall. There is a hearing loop. Parking will be available in the church car park, the school car park to the north of the church and Sol Joel park to the south of the church. (WhatThreeWords location of the church entrance is clocks.curvy.puddles.)
The Cantors are directed by well-known local musician Ian Westley, our organist is Simon Dinsdale and on trumpet is Mark Kesel.
The programme includes works by Bach, Handel, Parry and Vaughan Williams, amongst others, so there should be something to suit everyone. This year is the Cantors' 35th anniversary and the programme will include a work specially commissioned from renowned organist and composer, Andrew Millington.
A range of Mama Nunn home-made preserves (as seen annually at Earley Green Fair) will be on sale, in aid of Alexander Devine, and refreshments will be available.
Admission – suggested donation £12 for adults, £8 for students, under-18s free. For tickets or more information contact Maggie Nunn on 07946 620560, email maggie.nunn@btinternet.com. Alternatively, leave a message at the church office on 0118 966 8575. Tickets may be purchased on the door but it is helpful for catering and programme-printing purposes if tickets are bought in advance, please.
St Peter’s Church is a fine, traditional, flint Victorian church with accessible entrances, and accessible toilet facilities in the adjacent church hall. There is a hearing loop. Parking will be available in the church car park, the school car park to the north of the church and Sol Joel park to the south of the church. (WhatThreeWords location of the church entrance is clocks.curvy.puddles.)
Saturday 7 June
Earley St Peter’s Church, Church Road, Earley, Reading, Berkshire RG6 1EY
7.00 pm to 9.30 pm with a half-way interval for refreshments. Admission by donation, suggested ticket prices £12 adults, £8 students, under-18s free.
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