Upcoming Concerts
terndale Singers
All that Jazz!
For our next concert we are delighted to be joined by jazz trio Jonathan Gooing (piano), Michael Bardon (double bass) and Nicholas Honeybone (drum kit) to perform "A Little Jazz Mass" written in 2004 by Bob Chilcott.
Alongside this will be George Shearing's seldom performed "Music to Hear" written in 1985; a selection of texts by Shakespeare set to music in a variety of styles in Shearing's own inimitable jazz style. John Rutter wrote his "Birthday Madrigals" in 1995 in celebration of Shearing's 75th birthday, and these also include settings of Shakespeare and are in a jazzy style.
To complete the programme we have a selection of exciting arrangements of traditional spirituals and three 30s jazz standards by Fats Waller, Cole Porter and Richard Rodgers.
Saturday 26th October 7.30pm at Holy Trinity Millhouses Church.
Refreshments will be available to purchase.
Book tickets online or purchase on the door: £12, Students £6, Under 16 free.
Future Concerts
- "Winter into Spring" a concert of Baltic music - Saturday 5th March 2025 venue TBC.
- Sounds of Heaven - Sunday 23rd March 2025 at St. Marie's Cathedral Church Sheffield, including Tallis' Spem in Allium as part of the Classical Sheffield Festival weekend.
- Summer Concert - Saturday 28th June 2025 at Holy Trinity Millhouses Parish Hall
Faure's Requiem
To commemorate Remembrance Sunday, the Sterndale Singers perform one of the best loved Requiem Masses.
Sunday 10th November at 3pm at St. Marie's Cathedral Church.
Book tickets online or purchase on the door: £10, Students £5, Under 16 free.
A Christmas Fantasia
We will be joined by the West Riding Ensemble, Jonathan Gooing (organ) and Peter Taylor (baritone) to bring you a truly festive feast of Christmas music, including Vaughan Williams' Fantasia on Christmas Carols, Charpentier's Messe de Minuit and Buxtehude's Magnifcat and In Dulci Jubilo.
Friday 20th December at 7.30pm at Holy Trinity Millhouses Church.
Refreshments will be available to purchase.
Book tickets online or purchase on the door: £12, Students £6, Under 16 free.
