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Organ Recital by Paul Hale (formerly of Southwell Minster)

Admission is free with a collection at the end for BMC Mission Possible.

Organ Recital by David Bristow – Miscellany for a late summer afternoon
A tuneful selection of maonly 20th and 21st century compositions from around the world
including works by Rheinberger, Durufle, Bedard, Tambling and more
Free entry, donations for Mission Possible.

Note-ability, a lively local a capella choir, will present an autumn concert at Beeston Methodist Church on Saturday, October 1 at 7.30pm.

The Nottingham-based group of friends, who have been making music together since 1994. regularly perform throughout the East Midlands and further afield.

Their director Caroline Essex, a distinguished soprano soloist, has written several of the choir’s vocal arrangements.

Although Note-ability has changed shape over the years as singers have come and gone, they still have a core group of original founder members and continue to specialize in mostly unaccompanied vocal music from madrigals and motets to popular songs and folk songs.

Tickets (£8 adults /£5 children) are available from the church office, 0115 9431164, or on the door.

A newly formed musical group will be appearing at Beeston Methodist Church on Saturday, October 8 to raise funds for Mission Possible.

Just 4 – comprising classical singer and BMC member Serena Lindsay, pianist Rueben Lee and musical theatre performers Leo Foxwhite and Lara Eley – are lining up a concert programme that should contain something for everyone.

Lara, a student at Stage 79 in Leicester, said: “We came together to help BMC with its fundraising to redevelop the church and restore the organ. We are really looking forward to performing at such a lovely venue.”

Both Lara and Rueben have studied with singing teacher Serena. Rueben, currently working for his piano diploma from the Royal College of School of Music, will play pieces by Beethoven, Rachmaninoff and other composers during the concert.

Serena will sing several classical items and Leo and Lara will perform songs from modern West End musicals

Tickets at £8 for adults and £5 for children are available from the church office, 0115 9431164, or by contacting Serena on 07713166559 (evenings/weekends). Tickets can also be bought on the door on the night of the concert, which starts at 7.30pm.

Afternoon Organ Music by Philip Sherratt, Sub-organist of St. Peter’s Church, Nottingham
Free entry, donations for Mission Posiible
Refreshments will be served after the recital.

Autumn Concert by Harlequin

The singers possess a wide repertoire ranging from Tudor times and madrigals to modern classics, folk and pop songs and arrangements.
Tickets £8 on the door, £6 in advance

Members of the Carlton Male Voice Choir have tested positive for Covid-19.
The Concert has been cancelled.

Come and join us as we sing Carols at the Crown Inn

Please look out for us and join in if you wish

We will be starting our singing tonight at The corner of Sidney Rd and Wollaton Rd at 7:30pm

Route:

Sidney road to Holden road, down to and turning up Bramcote Road, along Cyril Ave, turning up Hope Street to the top of Bramcote Road, then doubling back down Bramcote Rd and up Louis Ave, following Bramcote drive we then turn down Holden Road, and along Fellows Rd to Wollaton Rd, where we move back up to Bramcote Drive and sing along to a little past Winchester Ave.

Map of Route:

Christmas Carol Concert by the William Booth Memorial Halls Band
Entry by donation