Our Next Concert - West End Showstoppers

Saturday 16 October 2010 - 7.30pm
All Saints' Church, Goodmayes Lane, Ilford, IG3 9NZ

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

The Choir for East London and Docklands

The Choir for East London and Docklands

Rehearsals Calendar

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Tickets for our 2010-11 season performances are available online with NO booking fee at www.eastlondonchorus.ticketsource.co.uk. Family tickets only available online. Student Standby tickets £3 only available on the door.

East London Chorus

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East London Chorus is currently taking a short summer break, following our 2009-10 season. We ended the season with a most enjoyable and musically uplifting tour of Devon and Cornwall, where we sang at St Brevita’s Church in Lanlivery, Exeter Cathedral Chapter House, Buckfast Abbey and Truro Cathedral.  (Visit the photo gallery for pictures of our tour.)

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We start rehearsing again on the first Tuesday in September, preparing for our ‘West End Showstoppers’ concert in October.  Our December concert ‘Salve Regina’ is of sacred music for Advent (including works by Bruckner, Byrd and Britten). In March, our ‘Stabat Mater’ concert includes works by Arvo Pärt and Pergolesi. In July we join with Harlow Chorus for a performance of Elgar’s The Dream of Gerontius at Chelmsford Cathedral. (More details on out Forthcoming concerts page.)

If you are interested in singing with us this season, please visit the Join Us page.

 
Like to sing? Join East London Chorus!

We’re always happy for new members to come and join us at rehearsals. Now is a good time - our first rehearsal of the new season is Tuesday 7th September. Please see the Join Us page for more information.

 

Reviews of Past Concerts

Mozart Mass in C and Requiem - July 2006

“I was very impressed with my first experience of your choir - excellent presentation and choral discipline and apparently total commitment on everybody’s part...  The Requiem in particular was really vital in Murray Stewart’s interpretation...”

John Nightingale, Director of South London Singers

 
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