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The last concert of this season is something VERY different.

If you have previously been put off by the word choral or the fact that it takes place in a church, then the music on offer this time will certainly dispel those reservations! The front cover of the music should help confirm this ...

Captain Noah and His Floating Zoo is a light-hearted musical take on the famous bible story. The music is by Joseph Horovitz, with lyrics by Michael Flanders, of Flanders and Swann fame. The music is catch and varied; the words very witty and amusing, sung very much 'tongue in cheek' and it will certainly appeal to a wide audience. We very much hope to attract young people to this concert, and will be contacting local schools with more details. Indeed, for Under-19s the tickets are FREE.

The other item is Andrew Carter's Benedicite which, despite its Latin title, is sung in English, and will include a boys' choir from Merchant Taylors' School in Crosby. Its inspiration comes from the Book of Coomon Prayer (O all ye works of the Lord, bless ye the Lord), freely adapted and with added sections for the children's choir including references to Grannies and Grandads, Butterflies and Moths, and even Badgers and Hedgehogs.

Tickets are available from choir members, Pritchards Bookshop, by phoning Anne on 01704 8772723, or clicking HERE and choosing the TOP option (tickets)

 

Formby Choral Society is a Registered Charity (no 500354) and is administered by an elected committee

 

 

 

We well and truly celebrated Liverpool as European Capital of Culture last year, and judging by the reaction to the latest concert in March, we've set 2009 on its way even better! With exciting plans already in place as far ahead as 2011 the future's bright! If you want to join us, the new season begins on Wednesday 2nd September - and if you're not a singer, then at least make a note in your diary of the forthcoming concerts.

Details of our concerts here

David Holroyd Conductor

last updated
8th April 2009