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Tuesday, 20 November 2012

VERY IMPORTANT: CHANGE OF TOME FOR SATURDAY 25TH

Hi Everyone

Ed is very happy with the singing and so doesn't need as much rehearsal time with us on Saturday as previously planned.

So the time for our pre-concert rehearsal is now 5.00pm (not 4.00pm).  

Please arrive 10 minutes before hand so that we are ready to rehearse at 5.00pm.

Concert still at 7.00pm

Thanks

Sunday, 18 November 2012

Repertoire for 24th November Concert

Cantate Domino (Monteverdi)
Ave maris stella (Grieg)
Sing Joyfully (Byrd)
Sound the Trumpet (Purcell), accomp
Dostoino est (Tchaikovsky)
Rytmus (Hrosovsky)
Geistliches Lied (Brahms), accomp
Piano solo: Jenny Martins
Ave Maria (Biebl)
O Nata Lux (Tallis)
Coelis Ascendit Hodie (Stanford)
Cantique de Jean Racine (Faure), accomp
Nunc Dimittis (Holst)
Sleep (Whitacre)

Saturday, 17 November 2012

Arrangements for future concerts and informal sings

1. November 24th @ St Bartholomew's Church, Longbenton

See maps below. You will see that despite its name the church is actually in Benton, just north of Benton metro station.  Parking is available on a Saturday in the adjacent car park belonging to The Percy Hedley School.

Please arrive in time for a rehearsal to start at 4.00pm.
The concert starts at 7.00pm, tickets on the door £5 including refreshments.

We will send around the final repertoire for the concert in the next few days.

Please spread the word and encourage as many folk as possible to come.



2. December 8th @ Shotley Bridge

This is the informal sing that some of us have done for the last few years - part of the village's Victorian festival (hope that is right Jamie!).  Exact times to be confirmed but it is likely to be early-mid afternoon.  Enid will lead.

Please could you let us know if you are intending to sing, as it will only go ahead if we have a balanced choir.

3. December 17th @The Sage in Hall 2

This is our second formal concert for the end of term and will be shared with Femme Chorale and Philharmonic Voices.

Please arrive at The Sage by 5.45pm ready for a short rehearsal at 6.00pm. Please enter at the stage door at the rear of the building.

The concert starts at 7.00pm.

It is advertised in the Sage brochure and on their website, but please also spread the word and invite friends and family to join us. Tickets can be bought from the Sage box office £5 full price, concessions available.

4. Other dates for your diary:

19th December -as Steve (tenor) mentioned at rehearsal he is looking for choir members to help at a service at Longframlington Church - please contact Steve if you would like to sing.

23rd March 2013 - likely date for our end of spring term concert (venue tbc)

6th July 2013 - likely date for our summer concert (venue tbc)



Thursday, 18 October 2012

Autumn 2012 Music Lists



Dear All,

Apologies it has taken so long but here are the music lists! Please can you give the music back over the next 2 weeks. As well as the music stated to return, please do feel free to give back anything else you have that's not n the existing repertoire list.

There are You Tube links from the new repertoire pieces,  but there will be more to come.
 

Thanks,

Ed


Existing Repertoire:

Ave Maria (Biebl)
Ave maris stella (Grieg)
Ave Verum (Byrd)
Beatus Vir (Monteverdi)
Cantate Domino (Monteverdi)
Coelis Ascendit Hodie (Stanford)
Daemon (Orban)
Dostoino est (Tchaikovsky)
Evening Hymn (Purcell)
Mass in g minor (RVW)
Nunc Dimittis (Holst)
O Magnum Mysterium (Lauridsen)
O Nata Lux (Tallis)
Rytmus (Hrosovsky)
Sing Joyfully (Byrd)
Sleep (Whitacre)
Sound the Trumpet (Purcell)
This Have I Done for My True Love (Holst)

New Music:





Music to hand in please:

All Creatures Now (Bennet)
As Torrents in Summer (Elgar)
Esti Dal (Kodaly)
Turot Eszik (Kodaly)
Il est bel et bon (Passereau)
The Shower (Elgar)

Friday, 5 October 2012

lost music file, can you help?


Dear all

I have lost my SGCC folder with all my music in.  I definitely had it at the last rehearsal on Monday 1st October.  Did anyone pick it up?  Please could you check and let me know.

Yours desperate,
Julie Gill