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Music making of the highest order was on offer when Bristol Choral Society presented a hugely enjoyable and accessible programme at the Colston Hall. Whilst Mozart’s Great Mass was the main work of the evening, the programme included a fine performance of Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto with soloist Julia Hwang. A former pupil at Clifton College …
Our recent come and sing, Hilary’s first such event in Bristol, was a sell out and was fun and hugely inspiring to those that attended. Feel the Spirit by John Rutter allowed Hilary, in true charismatic style, to work with everyone in a myriad of ways to achieve vocal effects to match the character of …
In March 2016 Bristol Choral Society joined the Call Me Al Quintet and pupils from more than 10 Bristol schools in a performance of Alexander L’Estrange’s Ahoy! Bristol Choral Society Education and Outreach worked on this project in partnership with Bristol Sings Music and Orchard School Bristol. This performance launched the ‘With One Voice’ project …
‘From this dramatic opening to the sad farewell, the chorus were in fine form with the chorales producing some outstanding singing, the last one being particularly moving.’ ***** John Packwood BRISTOL POST (not published online)