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Folksongsfrom Poland, Yugoslavia, Bohemia and Estonia
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Broad Waters
Kodaly: Matra Pictures Seiber: Yugoslavian Folk Songs, Hungarian Folk Songs Dvorak: Ukolebavka, Nepovim Tormis: Songs from Ingrian Evenings Saturday 19th April 7.30pm - St. Lawrence Chapel, Ashburton |
In Dulci JubiloChristmas Music for choir
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Magnificat, Das Neugeborne Kindelein, In dulci jubilo, Befiel dem Engel, Dass er komm
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Magnificat
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En natus est Emmanuel, In dulci jubilo
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Saturday 8th December 2007
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Summer Programme 2007
ХВАЛИТЕKhvalitye! O Praise Him!
Russian sacred music for unaccompanied choir by
Saturday 7th July 11.00am - St.Mary's Church, Totnes
Excerpt from this programme:
 Priiditye - Rachmaninov
Ashburton Singers Recorded Buckfast Abbey 14th July 2007 |
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Christmas Concert - 2006 |
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The Ashburton singers, under the musical direction of Bridget Ansell present a varied and evocative programme of music for Advent and the Christmas season to include accompanied and unaccompanied carols from the medieval ages to the twentieth century. Many of the texts such as The Coventry Carol and Sir Christemas date from the fifteenth century and, while some of the melodies are equally ancient there are also beautiful settings by Gustav Holst, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Elizabeth Postern. The French composer Jean Joubert's well-known carol Torches and his less famous but equally exciting Nowell Sing We are in the programme, together with serene nativity lullabies, French shepherds' carols and rustic wassailing songs from Sussex and Gloucester. The audience will have the opportunity in some of our best-loved carols to join their voices with choir, organ and thrilling descant! The programme was presented at: Admission was free with a retiring collection. For more information |
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Summer Concerts 2006 |
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Concerts From the Ashburton Singers directed by Bridget Ansell This summer we presented a celebration of British and American traditional folksongs with arrangements for unaccompanied choir by Holst, Vaughan Williams and Rutter. Also featuring were THE COURTENAY PLAYERS, with a programme of English Recorder Consort music and a folk song suite by Vaughan Williams. Our Concerts were as follows: Tuesday 27 June at The Dawlish Festival Thursday 29 June at 7.30pm. The Victory Hall, Landscove Saturday 1 July at 7.30 pm St. Lawrence Chapel Ashburton Saturday 8 July at 7.30pm at St. Andrew's Church Moretonhampstead For more information |
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Easter Concert - 8 April 2006 |
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Choral Workshop March 2006 |
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Choral Workshop Saturday 11th March 2006 Open to all singers
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Spring Concert - 16 Feb 2006 |
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Concert From the Ashburton Concert - Romantic partsongs When: |
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Christmas Concert 2005 |
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Autumn Concert 2005 |
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Summer Concert 2005 |
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Winter 2004 |
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Concert From the Ashburton Singers When, Where: Saturday 18 December 2004
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Summer Tour 2004 |
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Summer Tour 2004 From the Ashburton Singers When, Where: Thursday 8 July 2004 Tuesday 13 July 2004 Thursday 15 July 2004 Saturday 17 July
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Handel ~ St John Passion Schubert ~ Mass in C |
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Ashburton Singers last concert St
Lukes Church, Buckfastleigh Handel
~ St John Passion Soloists:
Janna Bulmer, Sarah Farleigh, Leslie Baker, Garreth Davies & Nicholas
Merryweather
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