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Brilliant evening of Bach
The “Brilliance of Bach” turned Saturday 18 June 2022 into a suitably brilliant evening. There had been some apprehension, because the choir are still recovering from the long shut down due to the pandemic and we were only able to … Continue reading
Posted in Choir Blog
Tagged Bach Choir, Concerto for two violins, Concerto in D minor, Darius Battiwalla, George Nicholson, J.S. Bach, National Festival Orchestra, organ, organ recital, Rachael England, Sally Robinson, Sheffield Bach Choir, Toccata and Fugue in D minor
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Thomas plays Poulenc
Sheffield Telegraph 19 September 2018 Sheffield Bach Choir is thrilled that Thomas Corns, Director of Music at Sheffield Cathedral, will play at their ‘French Connection’ concert on 6 October. “I’m very much looking forward to playing Poulenc’s Concerto” said Thomas. … Continue reading
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Tagged cathedral, Director of Music, Durufle, Faure, organ, Poulenc, Requiem, Sheffield Bach Choir, Sheffield Cathedral, Simon Lindley, Thomas Corns
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Instrumental success in Sheffield
Sheffield Telegraph 26 August 2012 SIMON Lindley gives his now seemingly annual recital on the historic ‘Father’ Willis organ in what used to be known as Hallam Methodist Church on Thursday, September 13. It is still there, at Nether Green, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bach Choir, Beacon, Nether Green, organ, organ recital, recital, Sheffield Bach Choir, Simon Lindley
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