Hayes (Kent) Philharmonic Choir
The choir has been making music in Hayes since 1945.
We give two major and two smaller concerts each year.
Registered charity 285667. Affiliated to Making Music and the Bromley Arts Council.
Concerts 2011-12
Wednesday 14 September 8.00-9.45pm
OPEN WORKSHOP: COME AND SING VIVALDI’s GLORIA!!!
An invitation to all to join the choir in working on
VIVALDI’s GLORIA
(music provided; entry free)
at the Old Church Schools, Hayes Street, Hayes
Saturday 19 November 2011 at 7:45pm
Vivaldi’s Gloria;
Haydn’s Little Organ Mass;
Spohr’s Hymn to St Cecilia
Sopranos:
Kate Ashby & Louise Mott Organist:
David Terry
Hayes Free Church, Pickhurst Lane, Hayes, BR2 7HU
Saturday 17 December at 7:45pm
Christmas Carols with audience participation
Proceeds to
the Connection at St Martin's in the Fields (a charity for the homeless)
Hayes Parish Church, Hayes Street, Hayes BR2 7LH
Saturday 28 April 2012 at 7:45
Genesis to Revelation: the Bible in Music
Hayes Parish Church, Hayes Street, Hayes BR2 7LH
Saturday 30 June 2012 at 7:45
Celebrating London: the musical heritage of our Olympic host city
Hayes Parish Church, Hayes Street, Hayes BR2 7LH
You are very welcome to join us
- No auditions - though we expect you to be able to sing in tune.
Some sight-reading experience is helpful.
- A rehearsal venue local to Hayes - the Old Church Schools,
86 Hayes Street (next to the De Stefano Car Showrooms).
We meet on Wednesdays from 8.00pm until 9.45pm.
- Rehearsals Wednesdays from 21 September to 14 December 2011
from 11 January 2012 to 25 April (Easter break on 5 April) and then from 9 May to 27 June
- The subscription for the period September 2011-April 2012 is £100 (concessions £90): this sum includes music hire. To sing from January - April 2012, the subscription is £50 (concessions £47.50).
There is a separate small fee to sing in the summer.
New members may attend up to 3 rehearsals before payment is required.
- We are very happy to welcome new singers in mid-year.
- For more information ring 07989 192928
A journey through the rich variety
of music inspired by the Bible
Saturday 28th April at 7:45pm in Hayes Parish Church
Alongside extracts from the great oratorios of Haydn, Handel and Mendelssohn, the concert includes work by some of the best composers
of the English cathedral tradition, not forgetting the more populist tradition of rousing pieces written for the
hearty village singers of 18th Century church choirs.