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If you have ever thought 'I want to join a choir near me in Pinner?' then why not join your local Rock Choir. The Pinner Rock Choir is led by singing teacher Simon Reynolds. A local community choir first and foremost, we are also part of the national Rock Choir network, which provides unrivalled opportunities to sing live. Members of Rock Choir have had the chance to meet and sing in front of many celebrities and public figures, including HRH Prince William, Alan Titchmarsh and Sir Richard Branson at the UK's top venues including the O2! See why your local Pinner choir is so popular by booking a FREE trial session!. It's the new friends, the performance achievements, the socials, our incredible choir leader Simon and above all - singing those spine tingling pop song arrangements! Here is a quote about our choir - 'I spend many hours every day driving and in meetings. It's often quite a struggle to get to Rock Choir and I often don't really feel like making the effort. Something magic happens when I get there - a combination of the unfailing cheerfulness of our Rock Choir tutor, the physical movement, breathing and singing, the (usually!) lovely sound of the combined voices of the choir - suddenly the stress of the day melts away, energy returns and a feeling of well-being arrives. It's been a difficult year for me - got divorced, my best friend with terminal illness passed away and I survived a tricky restructure at work, Rock Choir has often been the one really positive highlight in my week - thank you!' - Sue (Rock Choir Member) Rock Choir is a winner of the Red Ribbon 'Big Heart' Award [https://rockchoir.com/awards-achievements/]. and holds 1 former and 2 current Guinness World Records. The choir is also credited with single handedly starting the contemporary choir movement.

Its 1973, and a young Bill Bryson arrives in Dover to conquer the UK. As he grapples with the eccentric rules of the Bluebird Guest House and encounters Kia Ora, streaky bacon, lemon curd and scotch eggs, he knows its where hes meant to be. So begins his love affair with Great Britain, meeting the love of his life and eventually making this small island his home. Join Bill as he travels the length and breadth of the land, from Weston-Super-Mare to Milton Keynes, Blaenau Ffestiniog to Glasgow and everywhere in between, meeting a hilarious cast of characters along the way. Bill Brysons memoir Notes from a Small Island spent three years on the Sunday Times bestseller list, sold over two million copies and was voted the book that best represents the UK. This amateur production of "Notes From A Small Island" is presented by arrangement with Nick Hern Books.

Performed by Amici Chamber Choir with Artemis Brass ensemble, "Voices of Light and Shadow" explores the rich emotional landscape of sacred choral music from the Renaissance and Baroque eras. From the haunting intensity of Gesualdo and Lassus to the radiant splendour of Monteverdi, Victoria and Schtz, the programme journeys through lamentation, devotion, fear, hope and exultant praise, culminating in the majestic solemnity of Purcells Funeral Sentences. Join us for a powerful evening of dramatic contrasts, luminous harmonies and timeless sacred music.

Hillingdon Chamber Choir (formerly known as Sine Nomine Singers) Winter Concert Featuring wonderful choral works by Stanford and Bruckner, extracts from Mozart’s Coronation Mass and Christmas Carols for Choir and Audience - Conductor ~ David Gould (his inaugural concert) Soloists: - Emily Atkinson ~ (soprano) - William Balkwill ~ (tenor) - Alexander Hamilton ~ (organ)

Evening of comedy.