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CONCERTS

October 11th 2025

 

Penn Singers theme for this concert is ‘French Connections’

 

Amazingly, it is 40 years since the musical ‘Les Miserables’ was first performed in London and so we celebrate this with a Medley from that well known and loved theatre musical.

 

From ‘Phantom of the Opera’ we will be singing ‘Wishing you were somehow here again’.

 

Two of our favourites, ('Come What May' and 'New York, New York' are also included in the programme. Other items include:

 

'Panis Angelicus'

 

'In Paradisum'

 

'Be Our Guest'

 

I will leave you to make the ‘connections’!!

 

Our guests for the evening is Phedra Nicholls.

 

July 5th 2025

Penn Singers theme for this concert is TIME and the concert is titled 'Its About Time'.

 

We shall be singing 'For Everything There is a Season' (this expands on the words of Ecclesiastes Chapter 3 verses 1 - 8)  'A time to be born, a time to die, a time to plant and a time to harvest etc.'. 

'Seasons of Love' talks of measuring love in minutes, days, years etc.' 

The beautiful 'Come What May' speaks of undying love that will be 'until my dying day'.

The programme also includes 'Time to say Goodbye', We have all the Time in the World' and 'Every time we say Goodbye'.

 

Plus others and contributions from The Jackfield Band.

We hope you enjoy the programme

April 5th 2025

The theme for this concert is 'Going Places'. We are being joined by 'Dysfunctional Harmony' - group of very talented musicians.

 

Favourite items to be sung by the choir include - Ticket to Ride

                                                                                       Skye Boat Song

                                                                                       Speed Your Journey

                                                                                       Under the Sea

 

New repertoire asks you to 'Come Fly With Me' and to visit 'New York'

Two of Ben's arrangements are included in the programme:

                                                                   'The Streets of London'

                                                                  ' King of the Road'

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