A choir performed their final concert of the season, described as 'totally excellent' by audience members.
Hampshire Harmony's Summer Serenade concert took place at The Costello School in Basingstoke on Sunday, July 12.
Despite hot weather and a clash with the Wimbledon finals, around 100 people attended to support the choir and its chosen charity, St Michael’s Hospice.
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Audience members shared glowing feedback, with one saying: "It was my pleasure to be there.
"The choir was excellent and I am not surprised that you have won awards."
Others simply described the show as "totally excellent" and said they "loved it".
The choir, who won a cup at this year’s Fareham Festival, performed under the direction of musical director Clare Oliver, with Jonathan Hedgecock accompanying on piano.
Hampshire Harmony is inviting adult singers - particularly sopranos, mezzos and altos - to join its free open evening at Carnival Hall in Basingstoke on Monday, September 7, at 7.30pm.
Spaces can be booked at hampshireharmony.org.
Those attending are asked to book in advance to ensure music is available on the night.
More information about the choir and its activities can be found on its website.
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