Photos from the Concert

YouTube recordings are available
Surrey Heath Singers Concert Part 1
Surrey Heath Singers Concert Part 2

Thank you to all our supporters who came to our Christmas Concert on the 7th of December.
This is what some of them said afterwards:

‘Best Christmas Concert ever!’
‘Really put me in the mood for Christmas!’
‘Traditional but fresh!’
‘A concert with ‘fizz!’
‘Particularly liked the selection of music and readings and the audience participation’
‘A thoroughly enjoyable evening!’
‘Amazing Surrey Heath Singers!’
‘It was a lovely evening!’

Might you be inspired to join us? Love music and singing? We welcome new singers of all ages and in all voice parts. Come and try us out in 2025!

Our first rehearsal with new music is on 6th January 2025.

Monday, December 9, 2024
Windlesham Golf Club

Part 1

Part 2

This afternoon, Salma Sams and Madeleine Chowne went to see the Worshipful the Mayor of Surrey Heath, Councillor Pat Tedder to present her with a cheque for £180 for her charity Sight For Surrey as collected at our Spring Concert. 

Sight For Surrey is an ambitious charity offering support for people who are blind, vision impaired, deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing. They work to support individuals and their families, providing specialist services suited to their unique needs

May 10, 2024

Surrey Heath Singers delivered a delightful concert on Saturday evening, featuring baritone soloist Ian Helm. The program offered a journey through diverse musical landscapes, lead by our conductor Ed Bonner.

The first half opened with Ralph Vaughan Williams’ “Five Mystical Songs,” showcasing Helm’s rich baritone alongside the choir’s nuanced harmonies. It transitioned seamlessly into Charles Villiers Stanford’s evocative “Songs of the Fleet,” a tribute to the seafaring life. The interval provided a welcome respite before returning to Vaughan Williams’ “Songs of Travel,” a poignant exploration of human experience through the eyes of a wanderer.

The second half shifted gears with Frank Bridge’s introspective “Three Miniature Pastorals” for piano, offering a moment of serene reflection, played wonderfully by Geoff Tuson on piano. The concert culminated in Edward Elgar’s “From the Bavarian Highlands,” a vibrant suite capturing the essence of the region, from lively dances to tender lullabies.

Ian Helm’s captivating performance and the choir’s masterful execution made for a truly memorable evening. The thoughtfully curated program offered something for everyone, showcasing the versatility of both the performers and the chosen composers.

Our General Knowledge Quiz Night

Was held on Saturday 24 February
At  St Paul’s Church, Crawley Ridge, Camberley, GU15 2AD

Supper was delivered by Oysters Fish Bar

Many thanks to Frances and Crispin for organising the Quiz Night event, which was a great success.