Wigan singers invited to come and perform Handel's Messiah in aid of Ukraine
Vocalists in the Wigan area and beyond are being urged to take part in a “come and sing” performance of one of the world’s most famous pieces of music.
And it is all for the best of causes, for the money raised by the concert will go to the Ukraine relief fund.
Handel’s Messiah is one of the most performed choral works in history and is a staple in many a choir’s repertoire.
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Which is why organisers of the concert at St Wilfrid’s Church, Standish, on Saturday May 21 are confident that many singers will be able to turn up on the day, have one rehearsal at 2.30pm and then give the full performance at 7.30pm the same evening.
Paul Chamberlain conducts, the soloists will be Rebecca Feeney, Vicky Little, Peter Bates and David Cane, while the accompaniment will be provided by Carol and Peter Kwater on the organ.
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Hide AdParticipants pay £10 and must bring their own scores. Concert tickets are £15 (£10 concessions).