Reading Phoenix Choir to hold come and sing day for Mozart’s Requiem
A READING choir is to hold a come and sing event in the town centre.
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Reading Phoenix Choir Sing for Refugees at Douai Abbey concert
A CHARITY concert will take place in Douai Abbey later this month.
A concert at the Abbey to raise funds for refugees
A concert at the Abbey to raise funds for refugees
Opera singer Brindley Sherratt launches new album at Reading Town Hall with help from Reading Phoenix Choir and Berkshire Youth Choir
AN OPERA singer who created his latest album in Reading will be showcasing tracks from it in a special concert ...
Make a date for these historic dates thanks to Reading Phoenix Choir
READING PHOENIX CHOIR is teaming up with Berkshire Maestros, Berkshire Children’s Choir and Berkshire Young Voices for its annual concert. ...
Reading Phoenix Choir prepare for their golden celebration
READING PHOENIX CHOIR is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a special concert on Saturday, March 9. Golden Phoenix takes place ...
Join Reading Phoenix Choir for open rehearsal
THE READING PHOENIX Choir is to hold an open rehearsal on Monday, January 8. The group starts each term in ...
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