Our Next Concert - Music For Passiontide

Saturday 20 March 2010 - 7.30pm
St Mary's, South Woodford E18 2PA

Tickets available from www.ticketsource.co.uk/eastlondonchorus (no booking fee)

The Choir for East London and Docklands

The Choir for East London and Docklands

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Music for Passiontide - Saturday 20th March 2010 at 7.30pm
Tickets are still available. Visit www.ticketsource.co.uk/eastlondonchorus to purchase. Adults £12, Concessions £10 and Child £5. Family tickets £27 available online only, and from the ticket secretary on 07958 066 394. There is also a pre-concert talk, tickets £2.50 including refreshments, available online and on the door.

East London Chorus

Thumbnail imageThis concert season is well under way: the photographs show before and after our performance of Handel's Messiah on December 5th. ELC singers recently joined the Christmas service for the troops, which was broadcast on Christmas Eve. Before Christmas we sang carols at The Ritz hotel (see the Photo Gallery). Currently we are rehearsing Music for Passiontide.

Thumbnail imageThis year we’ll be performing Music for Passiontide just before Easter and A Celebration of Love in the summer - see our forthcoming concert page. As well as this we are planning our summer tour in Devon and Cornwall – five days of singing in exciting venues. All this to look forward to… but the best is the sheer pleasure of the weekly rehearsals.

 
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Reviews of Past Concerts

St Martin-in-the-Fields - 27 October 2005

My wife and I were recently on holiday in London. Prior to our departure, I went on line to find an activity to keep us awake on the evening of our arrival from New York. I am an avocational singer, singing with the Oratorio Society of New York since 1980. Naturally, I thought a concert of choral music in a good venue would be ideal. The worst it could be was muddy, but a way to pass the time.  After an overnight flight, a day walking throughout London and dinner in the crypt, we took our seats in the church. When the sopranos made their first entrance sounding as if they were one person, I knew we were in for a treat. I cannot tell you how much we enjoyed your singing. The music was beautiful and alive, especially the Vivaldi Gloria. You made that old war horse exciting and vital.

Thank you for starting our time in London in a place of musical beauty.

Alan Meltzer - Audience Member

 
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