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Please see final information below for Wokingham Choir’s Serenata Concert on Saturday July 8th.

Many thanks for your attention,
Louise

Wokingham Choir & Ascot Brass: ’Serenata’ Concert

Saturday July 8th, 7.30pm at Wokingham Baptist Church, RG40 1DE
Raising money for ARC Youth Counselling & Macmillan Cancer Support

Tickets available at: https://singhealthy.co.uk/tickets/

Please buy in advance for friends and family – we have released ‘main hall’ seats and we will release the balcony space (which has a restricted view) if this fills up.

Venue

We will have the backstage Lecture Room to store coats and bags. This will be locked during the performance only. We will use the adjacent hall as a breakout space before the performance (and also for refreshments in the interval).

There is no onsite parking except for wheelchair users and for drop-off. There is some limited on-street parking on Milton Road, and town centre car parks are a short walk away.

Timings

Please arrive through the Lecture room, to the right of the main entrance: 3.45 for a 4pm rehearsal.

• 4pm–c.5.30pm choir rehearsal (arrive from 3.45)
• 6pm–c.6.30pm joint rehearsal with Ascot Brass
• 7pm doors open
• 7.30pm concert start – please be seated by 7.25pm
• (finish around 9.15/30)

Concert dress

All black plus red ties/scarves. Small handbags and water bottles are fine on stage.

Programme

Please bring your music in your black folders (as provided) in the following order:

• Water of Tyne (with band)
• My Love is Like a Red, Red, Rose
• [-band-only pieces-]
• Stars of the Summer Night
• Chorus of the Enchanted Islanders
• [-band-]
• Bell Chorus
• The Anvil Chorus (with band)

– interval –

• [-band-]
• Humming Chorus
• My Sweetheart’s Like Venus
• [-band-]
• Black is the Colour of my True Love’s Hair
• E Si Fussi Pisci
• [-band-]
• Va Pensiero
• Grand March from ‘Aida'(with band)

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