Basingstoke Choral Society is inviting new members to join their upcoming season.
The choir is preparing for a programme featuring the works of both Joseph Haydn and his younger brother, Michael Haydn.
The season will end with a concert on Sunday, November 15, featuring Joseph Haydn's Nelson Mass and Michael Haydn's Requiem.
Read more
-
Orchestra to perform some of the most best-known pieces in classical music
-
Choir's final concert of the season described as 'totally excellent'
-
Glastonbury to Basingstoke: School assembly singalong star promises joyful escapism
-
Tribute band to one of the most influential rock groups coming to Hampshire
-
Rock legend to play Haymarket show marking 50 years of iconic album
This concert presents a rare opportunity for many to experience Michael Haydn's music, which is not often performed.
New members have been invited to a social and rehearsal evening on Wednesday, September 2, at 7.30pm, at The Vyne School.
This open evening offers potential members a chance to meet current choir members and participate in a rehearsal.
Basingstoke Choral Society welcomes singers of all experience levels, whether they are seasoned choristers or returning after a break.
Established for many years, the society is known for its concerts featuring a wide range of choral music, performed with professional soloists and an orchestra.
Apart from the musical aspect, members also enjoy a sense of community and camaraderie each week.
Interested individuals are encouraged to attend the open evening or contact the membership secretary for more information.
Further details about the choir can be found on their website, basingstoke-choral.org.uk.
Share