Cadogan Hall, November 3 - be proud of a great Wimbledon institution
Everyone knows the All England tennis club is a great Wimbledon institution but there are others, like the Wimbledon Theatre (108 years old). Less well known is the Wimbledon Choral Society who first performed 104 years ago and has grown to be one of the finest large choirs in England. It has 200 voices, trained and directed by Neil Ferris, the director of the BBC Symphony chorus.
In recent years, Wimbledon Choral has made Cadogan Hall its 'home from home' and on Saturday November 3rd will perform one of the world's greatest choral works, Bach's B minor Mass, accompanied by the renowned baroque orchestra, Florilegium, and some of the UK's best professional soloists. It will be a spectacular concert.
Come to Cadogan Hall on November 3rd and see for yourself why you should be proud of another great Wimbledon institution.
http://www.cadoganhall.com/event/wimbledon-choral-society-181103/
In recent years, Wimbledon Choral has made Cadogan Hall its 'home from home' and on Saturday November 3rd will perform one of the world's greatest choral works, Bach's B minor Mass, accompanied by the renowned baroque orchestra, Florilegium, and some of the UK's best professional soloists. It will be a spectacular concert.
Come to Cadogan Hall on November 3rd and see for yourself why you should be proud of another great Wimbledon institution.
http://www.cadoganhall.com/event/wimbledon-choral-society-181103/
