Forthcoming Concerts
The Great Chiltern Come and Sing “Carmina Burana”
Tring Choral Society is pleased to announce an extra concert on Saturday 28 September, which is a collaboration with the Chiltern Society. We are holding a day’s workshop for singers from the Chilterns, singing Carl Orff’s popular cantata, ‘Carmina Burana’. This day will culminate with an informal concert from 6pm to 7pm at Deans Hall in the historic setting of Berkhamsted School.
We will be conducted by Tring Choral Society’s very-own Musical Director, Colin Stevens, and joined by professional soloists, Katherine Gregory (Soprano), Philip Hayes (Tenor), Thomas Isherwood (Baritone), accompanied by two pianists and five percussionists.
Please come along to support this fundraiser for the choir and Chiltern Society. Tickets are £10 and under 18s are free. You can buy your ticket online here or on the night at the door.
We will be conducted by Tring Choral Society’s very-own Musical Director, Colin Stevens, and joined by professional soloists, Katherine Gregory (Soprano), Philip Hayes (Tenor), Thomas Isherwood (Baritone), accompanied by two pianists and five percussionists.
Please come along to support this fundraiser for the choir and Chiltern Society. Tickets are £10 and under 18s are free. You can buy your ticket online here or on the night at the door.
Saturday December 21st 2024 at 7:30pm
In the church of St. Peter and St. Paul, Tring
Programme:
| Handel: | Messiah |
Tickets are priced at £17.50 (free for under-18's)
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Following Concert Date:
Saturday April 5th 2025
Saturday April 5th 2025
Tring Choral Society’s first known concert took place in the Victoria Hall, Tring, in 1894. The Society flourished after the Second World War under the direction of John Lowdell and Roland Stevens.
Since 1974, its success has continued under the direction of Colin Stevens. The present strength of the Society is between 70 and 80 voices.
Since 1974, its success has continued under the direction of Colin Stevens. The present strength of the Society is between 70 and 80 voices.