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March 10, 2023
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Farley singers will be performing on Sunday, April 2. Picture: David Beale via Unsplash

Farley singers will be performing on Sunday, April 2. Picture: David Beale via Unsplash

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A CHOIR is inviting music lovers to take part in an upcoming performance at All Saints Church, Swallowfield.

Alongside members of the community, the Farley Singers will be taking on Stainer’s Crucifixion on Sunday, April 2.

An afternoon rehearsal will precede the evening concert. Participants will also have the chance to attend optional practice sessions on March 22, 27 and 31.

Singers who have their own music can take part for free, while hiring and purchasing scores will cost £2 and £7 respectively.

Entry is free for members of the audience. There will be a retiring collection in aid of Share Shinfield and All Saints Church.

The rehearsal takes place from 4.30pm-6pm ahead of the performance at 7pm.

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