Our current plans for 2019-2020 are:
2019
Sunday 8 December
Christmas Music and Carols, Church of the Holy Rude, Stirling
2010
Saturday 25 April
The Armed Man, Karl Jenkins, Church of the Holy Rude, Stirling
Rehearsals will start on Tuesday 10 September 2019 at 7.30 in the hall of the Church of St Columba in Stirling.
Our spring concert is now well into rehearsal. We will be singing the Faure Requiem and the Durufle Requiem at the Church of the Holy Rude on Saturday 27 April.
Come along to our Christmas Concert and sing some old favourites and hear some perhaps unfamiliar pieces in the beautiful setting of the Church of the Holy Rude, Stirling.
The date is Sunday, 9 December.
See the poster below.
Our spring concert is now well into rehearsal. We will be singing Haydn’s Creation at the Church of the Holy Rude on Sunday 15 April.
Details are available on our concert poster here.
Come and see us at the Thistle Centre, Stirling on Sunday 3rd December. Join in with us as we sing your favourites. We’ll be there just after lunch.
Just a few more rehearsals before our Christmas Concert.
Church of the Holy Rude, Saturday 9 December, 7.30
We’re now rehearsing every week in St. Columba’s Church Hall, Stirling on a Tuesday evening 7.30 to 9.30 pm
Our main piece this year is Haydn’s Creation but we’ll soon be rehearsing our Christmas programme
The Stirling Observer gave us a fantastic review of our performance of Elijah!
‘truly magical and moving evening of music’
‘epic, dramatic song, characterised by rich, flowing accompaniment from
the Heisenberg Ensemble’
‘Brian Bannatyne-Scott’s deep vocal travelled beautifully in the hall’‘I was stunned when […]the choir, who were all impressively uniformed in
black on the main stage, burst into song, a sound so large and strong it
really did lift the hairs on the back of my neck’‘a cast of brilliant soloists’
‘I could not take my eyes from the mass choir, a stunning collective whose
powerful sound I will not readily forget’
‘this terrific institution is an example of the power of the collective
voice, and they created a truly epic night of music’
‘when the City Choir come to Albert Halls they really fill it with the
warmest, most engaging music and everyone must see them at least once’