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A relaxed afternoon performance, featuring George Shearing's witty, playful settings of Shakespeare. Continuing the theme, the winner of NBC's 2023 Bursary, Abigail Barker, will sing Madeleine Dring's Shakespearean Songs.
To herald the Choir's 70th anniversary season, there will be a performance of Herbert Howells' Hymn to St Cecelia. And what better way to round it off than by enjoying our traditional summer complimentary coffee (or tea) and cake?!
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