1022 days ago

Musical concert on the afternoon of 6 May

This is our fundraising musical concert complete with Devonshire tea. 2 p.m. on Saturday 6 May. At St Aidans, 97 Onewa Road. Proceeds go to Onewa Christian Community and De Paul House. A quartet of fine musicians will perform a wonderful programme. Could be a good mother's day present for the following week?
Handel's 'Let the bright seraphim,' Vivaldi's 'Domine Deus,' 'Allegro con brio' (Beethoven), Franck's 'Panis angelicus,' 'Chanson d'amour' for soprano (Amy Beach), 'The Carnival of Venice' by Arban, 'Sogno d'or' (Puccini), 'Ave Maria,' 'What a wonderful world' by G. D. Weiss and the Sanders arrangement of Bart Howard's 'Fly me to the moon.'
See the flyer for info on tickets or message us.

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