Stratford Choral Society celebrates the best of choral traditions
Our Choral Society performs both modern and classical choral works to a high standard, delivering three to four concerts a year.
Under the direction of our dynamic music director Oliver Neal Parker, we perform with some of Britain’s finest up-and-coming soloists and with the Regency Sinfonia which together make our concerts very special musical occasions.
Our concert on 23rd March featured Mozart's Requiem and was very well recieved by a large audience. The full programme included Haydn's Insanae et vanae curae, which roughly translates as ‘Futile and raging cares flood our minds’ and two shorter pieces by Mozart. You can read a review on our News and Reviews page.
This summer we are learning a programme of Shakespeare-themed songs for an informal concert on 15th June. Lighter than our normal music, it will include songs by 20th century composers such as Bob Chilcott, William Walton and a jazzy compilation by George Shearing. Concert details are here.
Interested in singing with us? Our door is always open to new members, and for this summer programme non-members are invited to come and sing with us. Details are here. Come and share your voice, make new friends, and get our support to strengthen your vocal and sight-reading skills.
To receive information on upcoming concerts, please join our mailing list. And check out these pages for tickets and membership information. You might also like to support the choir by donating or becoming a patron.
