EAST TRENT CHURCHES
Besthorpe, Clifton, Collingham,
Girton, Harby, Holme, Langford, South Scarle, Thorney, Winthorpe
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In the following four years the team devised and presented four more charity shows about the lives and music of famous composers. The choir grew to some sixty members, and latterly invited the local junior school to join them for items in their local concerts in All Saints Church. The five shows were:
Since 2000 the Collingham Singers formed a committee, and continued to rehearse in All Saints Church. They have devised and performed the following charity concerts under the baton of Bella Conn.
Click to see more of Heavens Above. Click to see more of Trial by Jury. Click to see more of A Look at the Weather. All were successful public entertainments, 'toured' extensively to various venues in Nottinghamshire and adjacent counties, and raised lots of money for charities. |
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The Collingham Singers
was formed in 1996 from the Collingham Church Choir (with musicians and helpers) to perform the charity Show The Worlds of Gilbert
& Sullivan, devised and written by Dr Eric Ashton. The Choir
Leader, Mrs Bella Conn, directed the music and accompanied the choir. The show
was successfully 'staged' in All Saints Church, Collingham with the kind support
of the Rector, Revd Alistair Conn. It was
subsequently requested by several different churches and organisations in
various parts of the area.
