| Robert Pearsall |
Who shall have my lady fair? |
| Richard Wagner |
Bridal Chorus from 'Lohengrin' |
| John Rutter |
All things bright and beautiful |
| Christopher Le Fleming |
A smuggler's song |
| Felix Mendelssohn |
An old romance |
| Franz Schubert |
The Erl-king |
| Hubert Parry |
There rolls the deep |
| traditional Irish arr. Bob Chilcott |
Londonderry air |
traditional, Northumberland
English sea shanty |
The keel row
Fire in the galley |
| Leslie Bricusse & Cyril Ornadel |
If I ruled the world from 'Pickwick' |
| Tchaikovsky |
Chorus of peasant girls from
'Eugene Onegin' |
traditional Scottish
arr. Ralph Vaughan Williams |
Ca' the yowes |
traditional, from Tyneside
arr. John Byrt |
The keel row |
Interval
with refreshments |
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| Giuseppe Verdi |
Matadors' chorus from
'La Traviata' |
| traditional Hungarian |
If you dance |
| Georges Bizet |
Habanera from 'Carmen' |
| Richard & Robert Sherman |
Feed the birds
Chim chim cheree
from 'Mary Poppins' |
| Arthur Sullivan |
O hush thee, my babie |
| Fraser-Simson arr. Andrew Carter |
Christopher Robin |
| Larry Morey & Frank Churchill |
Love is a song that never ends |
| Guy Turner |
Tequila Samba |
| In the concert interval Chairman of the Choir George Bowles
talks with the Mayor of Brighton & Hove David Smith. |
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LEWES JUNIOR CHOIR

The Lewes Junior Choir is a 40 strong choir of children aged 8-11, many
of whom are participating this evening. It meets in the Priory School Chapel, Lewes on
Saturday mornings during term -time as part of the Lewes Area Music Centre which in turn
is part of the East Sussex County Music Service. Stella Hull conducts the choir in
addition to its older associated organisation, the Lewes Youth Choir. |
| STELLA HULL
After obtaining a BMus from Birmingham
University, Stella began teaching music to A Level in secondary schools in Worcestershire
and the West Midlands. After teaching music in various primary schools in Staffordshire
she became the County Advisory Teacher for Music.
Stella studied singing in London with John Carol Case and is a contralto soloist. She
teaches singing privately and within the East Sussex County Music Service and conducts the
Lewes Junior Choir and the Lewes Youth Choir. She began conducting the Brighton Orpheus in
September 1999 and has since then directed all its performances including Vivaldi's Gloria,
Handel's Messiah, Poulenc's Gloria, Purcell's Come, ye sons of Art,
the Requiem of both Brahms and Fauré, Mozart's Mass in C, Puccini's Messa
di Gloria, Britten's Saint Nicolas, Vaughan Williams' Benedicite
and Fantasia on Christmas Carols, Rutter's Feel the Spirit, Requiem and Psalmfest,
Haydn's St Nicholas Mass, Dvořák's Te Deum,
Bach's St Matthew Passion and Elgar's The Kingdom. |
| MURIEL HART
Muriel has been an accompanist to the
Brighton Orheus Choir for over sixty years this year. She has spent all her life in
Brighton and has thus become well-known in local music circles. She was awarded an MBE in the 2005 New Year's Honours, for
services to music in Brighton & Hove.
For twenty years she taught at Patcham Junior School, specialising in music, and has seen
several past pupils become highly regarded professional musicians. After a year as a
lecturer at the former College of Education, she became Music Adviser for primary schools
in the Brighton, Hove and Portslade area. During this time she was also responsible for
three levels of training orchestras which fed the Brighton Youth Orchestra. She now
directs the Golden Age Singers in Lewes and a U3A Singing Group. For many years she has
been an active member of the Sussex Musicians' Club and is its Honorary Secretary.
Accompanying singers and instrumentalists is her special interest. She is also a very keen
gardener! |
PETER MANSFIELD
Pianist and trombonist Peter Mansfield read music at York University
under Wilfred Mellers and studied piano with Alan Vicat in Shoreham. Peter teaches
keyboard and brass for the East Sussex Music Service and assists Stella with the Lewes
Youth Choir. |
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