Music group seeks Charvil singers for chocolate themed summer concert
Music group seeks Charvil singers for chocolate themed summer concert
Tag: Suzanne Newman
Women can enjoy a singing workshop in Charvil
Women can enjoy a singing workshop in Charvil
Charvil choir seeks female alto and girl sopranos for Christmas concert
Charvil choir seeks female alto and girl sopranos for Christmas concert
Teacher’s new project for Charvil welcomes singers
A CHARVIL musician is embarking on a new musical adventure — and it’s got a Hollywood theme.Music teacher and choir ...
Girls' choir from Charvil to celebrate 30th anniversary with afternoon of song
A GIRLS’ choir based in Charvil is marking its 30th anniversary with … what else, but a song? For three ...
Christmas films focus for festive singalong in Charvil
THE SOUNDS of Christmas will be heard in Charvill village hall next month. A special singing afternoon is being organised ...
Charvil choirs to team up with American group for Woodley concert
TWO Charvil-based choirs are joining forces for a special concert where they will sing with an American choir The concert, ...
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