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Celebrating Spring With Wokingham Choral Society

Vivaldi: Gloria, Pergolesi: Stabat Mater, Monteverdi: Beatus Vir

To celebrate Spring, we at Wokingham Choral Society, together with our new MD, Cathal Garvey, will be bringing you a joyful programme of music at the beautiful Reading University Great Hall. This concert will comprise the much loved Vivaldi "Gloria", plus the rich harmonies of Pergolesi's "Stabat Mater and Monteverdi's "Beatus Vir". We will be accompanied by the brilliant Hampstead Chamber Orchestra and our talented professional soloists are Charlotte Shaw (soprano) and Cathy Bell (mezzo soprano).

This promises to be a tuneful and uplifting concert and we're looking forward to seeing you there on Saturday March 18th.

Conductor: Cathal Garvey
Continuo: George de Voil

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Ticket info

Tickets £17.50 (students and under 18s £5.00)

Book using the "book now" button, or tickets also available from:

  • Information Centre, Town Hall, Wokingham
  • Newbury Building Society, Wokingham
  • choir members
  • or on the door

Details

Type: Classical
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Host: Wokingham Choral Society

The Great Hall, The University of Reading, London Road, Reading RG1 5AG

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