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Mandy
Shaw, telephone
01225 436302
or email
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BBC Choral Ambition
Ashton Singers are very pleased to be
one of the successful applicants
for the BBC Performing Arts Fund –
Choral Ambition Scheme. The
grant will be used for training, including a master class for Ashton
Singers by BBC Singers Chief Conductor David Hill, and in support of
the programme of events celebrating our 40th anniversary.
The BBC
Performing Arts Fund is a
charity that was set up within the
BBC in 2003 to help everyone achieve their musical ambitions, from
choirs, hip hop artists and musical theatre performers to folk
musicians. Since its inception the fund has awarded over £3m
to aspiring musicians, performers and groups across a range of genres
through funding instruments, training and development. To learn more
about what the fund does and how you can apply please visit the website
www.bbc.co.uk/performingartsfund.
The
Ashton Singers is a chamber choir of about 34 singers and was
founded in 1969
by its present conductor, Julian Macey. The
choir is based in Winchester, England and gives concerts mainly in the
Winchester area. Its repertoire includes music from all periods, both
sacred and secular, but it has a particular affinity for Renaissance
and Baroque choral music. The choir
sings the services in Winchester Cathedral for a day each year and in
other cathedrals from time to time.
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Rehearsing
for Evensong
in
St Paul’s Cathedral, April 2010
