WELCOME TO LUTON CHORAL SOCIETY

(Founded 1870)

Website last updated: 7th February 2010

Tuesday 9th February: CHOIR REHEARSAL (7.30-9.30 pm)


Contents

HOME PAGE

CONCERT DETAILS 139th SEASON

MEMBERS' WELCOME PACK

VACANCY: PIANIST

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

HOW TO JOIN US

PHOTO LINK

CURRENT & FORMER MEMBERS

OFFICERS & CONTACT DETAILS

A BRIEF HISTORY

PREVIOUS CONCERTS

OUR MUSICAL DIRECTOR

HOW TO SUPPORT US

LINKS

**** Luton Choral Society welcomes new members - click on HOW TO JOIN US, email or ring 01582 579748 ****

Musical Director: Crispin Lewis.    

The Luton Choral Society, started from an idea in 1866, was eventually founded in 1870, giving its first performance in 1871. Photographs and a brief historical account of the Society's eight former conductors are reproduced from archive materials.

Today, the Society has over 50 members, mostly drawn from Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire, performing works from both the traditional repertoire and also from more contemporary composers.

The Luton Choral Society is registered by the Charity Commissioners (Reg. No. 290450) and is affiliated to Making Music Eastern Region which represents, supports and promotes amateur vocal and instrumental groups and music clubs throughout the United Kingdom.

Pasta and Puccini evening,
20th March 2010,
St. Augustine's Church, Limbury.
Download full details of vacancy Lighting Up Luton: Joint winners of the
adult choir competition
Download members' welcome pack Luton Choral Society & Luton Youth Cantores at the Priory Church, Dunstable 21/03/09

Details of our 139th season can be found here

The Society has recently performed jointly with Buckingham Choral Society, Luton Youth Choir, Sherwood Choral Society (from Milton Keynes) and Luton Symphony Orchestra. Concerts have been given in venues in Luton, Dunstable, Newport Pagnell, Wellingborough and at Stowe School.

A Chamber Choir performs, by invitation, at smaller venues in the surrounding area. To book the Chamber Choir for a local event email us at
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