
Phoenix Choir of Crawley
Phoenix Choir of Crawley at St. Wilfrids School, Crawley
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About the show
On Saturday 4th July, Phoenix Choir of Crawley invite you to a concert of music that reflects American history, in the cantata Hiawatha's Wedding Feast by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, and features some of our favourite music by American composers, including Samuel Barber (Adagio for Strings and Sure on this Shining Night), Scott Joplin (The Entertainer), Eric Whitacre (The Seal Lullaby), Aaron Copland (Simple Gifts), Leonard Bernstein (songs from West Side Story), Ysaye M. Barnwell (Wanting Memories), George & Ira Gershwin (Summertime) and more.With a professional orchestra of 24 players including a harpist, and professional tenor soloist Paul Austin Kelly, this concert marks the 250th anniversary of American Independence and it promises to be a memorable musical feast.The indoor PICNIC CONCERT will start at 6pm and will have an extended interval during which the audience and performers can enjoy a picnic (bring your own). There is plenty of seating available, outdoors if the weather allows, or indoors if not! Drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) will be for sale, or you can bring your own.
There is car parking on site, and level access to the main school hall where the concert will take place. Tickets for adults are £15 in advance or £16 on the door. Full time student tickets are £7. Children age 16 or under are admitted free (maximum of three per paying adult). Tickets can be bought in advance from Ticketsource or email your request to PhoenixChoirCrawley@gmail.com
Featuring - Phoenix Choir of Crawley
Phoenix Choir of Crawley is a mixed voice group who sing a varied repertoire. We perform three or four concerts a year using professional instrumentalists and soloists. We perform a wide range of music, from the great choral classics to folk songs, spirituals, songs from musicals and Christmas repertoire.