Musical Medley: Concerts and what's on in the Doncaster music scene this December
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Boyce Chamber Orchestra
Winter Concert
As always, Boyce have put together another wonderful programme of classical favourites – Mendelssohn’s Overture The Fair Melusine, Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto in A minor, Haydn’s Symphony 101 in D Makor ‘The Clock’ and Cimarosa’s The Secret Marriage.
Expertly directed by Richard Howarth, led by Yvonne Barron with visiting soloist Paul Vowles. A concert not to be missed on a cold Sunday afternoon.
Sunday 1 December 2024, 3pm
St. Aidan’s Church, Wheatley Hills
Admission at the door: Adults £10, students £5
Sprotbrough Music Society
A Christmas Evening
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The Society’s annual event featuring music and song appropriate for this most magical of seasons.
This year the event features two distinguished local artists; mezzo soprano Angela Hartley and pianist Matt Beckingham. Together they are sure to delight the whole audience. A wonderful event
for the whole family.
Thursday 5 December, 7pm
St. Mary’s Church Hall, Sprotbrough, DN5 7RH
Tickets available on the door - £10
Doncaster Choral Society
Handel: Messiah
Conductor – Matt Beckingham
Premiered in Dublin, 1742 and arguably one of the most popular oratorios every written, Handel’s Messiah is one of those pieces of choral/orchestral music which can work successfully with almost
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Even today, performances range in size hugely from large scale performances with large choruses and a corresponding large orchestra (often in large venues), to smaller, more intimate versions. It says something about the piece that it is so successful and appealing to audiences in almost any configuration.
With just the right balance between solos and chorus (all sung in English), between keys, between light and dark, between recitative and aria Messiah is hugely accessible to all. In this concert Doncaster Choral Society use an intimate orchestra of eleven players from The National Festival Orchestra along with Ruth Nicholson on harpsichord to ensure that this concert should a truly fantastic evening and one not to miss.
Saturday 14 December, 7.00pm
Voice of God Fellowship CIC (Formerly Priory Place Methodist Church)
Printing Office Street, Doncaster, DN1 1TR
Entry £16 paid in advance, £18 on the door
Students £5, school pupils FREE
Please contact the Ticket Secretary: 01302 840728
Or buy online: https://wegottickets.com/event/639585#
All enquiries email: [email protected]
HARMONIX – Christmas Concert
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This event will include a programme of winter songs and carol, perfect for the festive period.
All monies raised will be split equally between the Church and Firefly Cancer Awareness and Support Charity.
Thursday 19 December - 7pm
St Hugh of Lincoln Church, Cantley, DN4 6HB
Tickets £7 available from the choir : 07581 013809
Or email [email protected]
Some tickets may be available on the door
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