Chamber Choir based in historic Greenwich. Performances take place at St Alfege Church. Musical Director - Eamonn Dougan. Bluesky: https://nitter.gq/t.co/vNC7JHpPQM
Greenwich, London
Joined March 2011
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In the beautiful setting of St Alfege Church the Thomas Taillis Society Choir had a celebration of 60 years! With beautiful music, among the choir one of the bases is a dear friend. @TTSoc
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Join us on Sunday 21st September for the first concert of the 2025/26 season, programme includes enchanting flower songs by Britten and Eric Whitacre, motets by Arvo Part and Palestrina. @StAlfegeChurch #Greenwich Tickets: ticketsource.com/whats-on/lo…
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Our summer concert is Magnificent Magnificats! The much-loved Cantique de Jean Racine plus gorgeous Magnificats by Schubert and by Taylor Scott Davis @TaylorScDavis - the latter seems set to become a modern classic!
Tickets: ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/…
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Schubert, Fauré, and a fresh Davis Magnificat—sheer vocal radiance! Early July in Greenwich just became unmissable for lovers of glorious choral texture.
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Next weekend in Greenwich!
Next concert! Howells Requiem, plus penitential music by Lobo, Purcell, Jonathan Dove, Leighton, Biber, Briggs and more!
Sat March 8th in gorgeous @StAlfegeChurch #Greenwich
Tickets: ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/…
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Next concert! Howells Requiem, plus penitential music by Lobo, Purcell, Jonathan Dove, Leighton, Biber, Briggs and more!
Sat March 8th in gorgeous @StAlfegeChurch #Greenwich
Tickets: ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/…
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Our Christmas Concert @StAlfegeChurch #Greenwich is coming up on Sun 15 Dec! Respighi's magical and festival Lauda per la Nativita del Signore, plus Christmas carols and motets from several centuries. Do join us:ticketsource.co.uk/tts/thoma…
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This was a wonderful concert, the sound surrounding us and washing over us from all directions.
Also made me very curious about the renaissance musicians sent from Rome to work in Warsaw. Would love to read history, or historical fiction, about them.
A taster of our polychoral polyphonic concert in @StAlfegeChurch #Greenwich tomorrow 730pm! Do join us for Renaissance surround sound from all the church galleries, directed by @ejdougan!
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Still absolutely stunned by the music of Chiara Cozzolani - completely unknown to me before tonight! Thanks @TTSoc.
This Saturday Night - Rosa Mystica - Works by Britten and Cozzolani #LiveMusic #Choral #Organ #SE10 #StAlfege #TTS mailchi.mp/096851c22b41/rio-…
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Tonight @TTSoc concert - Britten AMDG, setting Hopkins, Cozzolani Vespers. Tomorrow 10h00, Harvest Festival: in Matt 6: 25-33, Jesus tells how God cares for creation, all the more for people. Bring food for @stalfege_school foodbank, collection also #LakeMalawi H/T @CharlesBakolo
ALT Children and adults planting in Dedza, #Malawi. Photo by @charlesbakolo.
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This Saturday Night - Rosa Mystica - Works by Britten and Cozzolani #LiveMusic #Choral #Organ #SE10 #StAlfege #TTS mailchi.mp/096851c22b41/rio-…
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Very much looking forward to this concert next weekend, the first of the new season. Some lovely music, but you don't have to take my word for it - come and listen for yourself
Gorgeous choral music from the 17th and the 20th century - join us next Saturday 730pm in beautiful @StAlfegeChurch #Greenwich
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Next concert, 28 Sept with @ShottonLiv ! ROSA MYSTICA - two great underperformed works start our #Greenwich season: Britten's AMDG, setting mystical poems by G. Manley Hopkins, & baroque composer & abbess Chiara Cozzolani's wonderful Vespers.
Join us: ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/…
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Hugely impressed by this new enterprise - new choral music by living composers, with scrolling videos to hear / see the pieces, instant downloads / licences, and written with performers in mind. Worth exploring, I’d say… ⬇️
🎶 Our Choral Music Publishing website is now LIVE! 🎶
We’re starting with 10 fresh & varied Christmas pieces for your festive programmes—something for every choir.
All pieces available for instant download + 10% off 30+ copies! #ChoralMusic #NewMusic
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Don't forget to join us for a term of beautiful music - open rehearsals on the 10th and 17th
#blackheath #blackheathchoir #lewishamchoir #londonchoirs
Join us in September to sing Handel's Messiah and Puccini's Messa di Gloria 🎶
Links in bio
#singing #joinachoir #blackheath #blackheathvillage #londonchoirs #greenwichchoir #lewishamchoir #newhobby #handel #puccini #classicalmusic #under30s #getsinging
ALT A photograph of the choir rehearsing - they are all facing directly into the camera and singing with smiles on their faces. Overlay text reads: Next term: Handel and Puccini Free taster sessions for all voices 10th and 17th September Discounted subs for under-30s
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Lovely programme from our friends at LCS. Make a weekend of it - LCS on the Saturday and us on the Sunday!
LCS are excited to be one of the first choirs performing at Sinfonia Smith Square!
Tickets available at sinfoniasmithsq.org.uk/event…
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Bravo! A truley splendid concert. I have a newfound respect for the Percusion section.. really added a dramatic layer to the performance.. fascinating to watch the level of concentration required of the musicians. The singing and piano playing were a joy too of course..
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We're loving Mendelssohn's sumptuous Six Songs for the Open Air - come along on July 7th to see which is your favourite!
We're also performing Coleridge-Taylor and Ayres on the same day. More details and ticket links in bio
ALT An oil painting of Felix Mendelssohn is in the top left third. Surrounding it are brightly coloured painted feathers, reminiscent of Hiawatha's headdress (Hiawatha's Wedding Feast is being performed at the same concert). Overlay text shows concert details - Sunday July 7th, 7:30pm at St Margaret's Church, Lee, SE13 5DL. Tickets £15 advance, £18 on the door, £8 under-18s from [email protected]