We have some wonderful music to look forward to singing over the coming year.

Events in 2024-2025
We will keep on singing!

Twyford Singers’ Christmas Concert was a glorious blend of tender cradle songs, carols triumphantly
announcing Christ’s birth and jolly, festive works.
There was a large audience at St Marys Church, Twyford on Saturday December 13th 2025.
Musical director Helen Styles cheerily encouraged the audience to join in at many points. The
children were given shakers of small bells to accompany some of the singing.
JS Bach’s Break Forth O Beauteous Heavenly Light and Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring gave the concert a
strong start.
Highlights also included Joubert’s beautiful There Is No Rose, modern classic Star Carol by John
Rutter and popular carols.
Roger Emerson’s acclaiming Ring Out The Bells was well received.
The audience enjoyed returning after the interval, encouraged by Helen Styles to join in a surprise
call and response gathering song.
The choir transformed their look for the jolly Christmas songs like The Twelve Days of Christmas,
putting on reindeer antlers and Father Christmas hats.
The singers’ talented accompanist Judith Creighton did good work on organ and piano. Kevin Ransom
on trumpet and Beth Styles on percussion added extra character and richness to the performances.
St Mary’s vicar the Rev Mark Gould thanked the choir for “a wonderful afternoon”.
The concert marked the 40th anniversary of alto singer Kathleen Cosnett’s first concert with the choir.
She was choir secretary for two years and membership secretary for 25 years. She continues as a
member.

Dates for your diary:

Our next Concert includes music from Handel’s Messiah and Haydn’s Creation.

                Date: Palm Sunday 29th March 2026

                Time: 6pm

                Venue: St Mary’s Church Wargrave

Further details coming soon                            

Ticketsource will be available for tickets nearer the time

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