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Programme for 2009-10
The main pillars of the programme are two monumental settings of the Vespers. In November we performed Rachmaninov's Vespers in St Barnabas Cathedral, Nottingham, austerely beautiful music for the Russian Orthodox 'All-night Vigil'.
In contrast, Monteverdi's magnificent Vespers of 1610, in its 400th anniversary year, formed the basis of January's 'Come and Sing/Play' event and will be performed in Southwell Minster on the 20th March.
And on Friday 12 February we'll be taking part in Nottingham's 'Light Night 2010', singing in the
Arcade in Exchange Buildings
(Council House).
Announcement: Web booking
We are pleased to announce that we have introduced web booking. You can now book for some of our events through this website using PayPal: first find the event, and then click on 'Book now'.
Announcement: Vacancy
Due to relocation there is a vacancy in the Tenor section. If you are interested, please go to the 'Contact us' page.
Future Events
- 12 February 2010 Taking part in Nottingham's Light Night 2010
- 20 March 2010 Monteverdi's Vespers of 1610, in its 400th anniversary year, at Southwell Minster.
- 26 June 2010 Summer Concert at West Bridgford Methodist Church
- 4 July 2010 Summer Concert at Halam Parish Church
- 13 November 2010 Autumn Concert at St Barnabas Cathedral, Derby Road, Nottingham
About the Sinfonia Chorale
The Sinfonia Chorale is recognised as one of the leading small choirs in the East Midlands.
The choir was formed in 1966 as the English Sinfonia Chorale, and since 1991 Richard Roddis has been its Director. In that time it has enhanced its reputation for fine, expressive and exciting choral singing, and for ambitious and innovative programming. Several concerts are given every year in Nottingham and the East Midlands.
The choir has around forty members including professional musicians and amateur instrumentalists.