Royston Choral SocietyRoyston Choral Society
Concert, 25th June 2011 | Comberton Village College
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| A wonderful evening of music and songs given by the East Herts concert band combined with the A10 band, together with the German choir ffortissimo and supported by the Royston Choral Society under their respective conductors Al Nunn, Jurgen Bolle and David Boarder.
The versatile choirs entertained the audience with songs from the shows, traditional English airs and pop songs whilst the concert band played “toe tapping” music. The evening was rounded off with the classic Last Night of the Proms with audience participation. A thoroughly enjoyable evening: looking forward to a return visit, perhaps in 2012? |
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| Combined Bands | Strike up the Band | George Gershwin |
| ffortissimo | There’s no business like showbusiness | Irving Berlin |
| New York, New York | John Kander | |
| Sounds of Simon & Garfunkel | Art Garfunkel | |
| East Herts Concert Band | Money, Money Money | ABBA |
| Combined Bands | Cabaret | John Kander |
| Royston Choral Society | Early one morning | Thomas Dunhill |
| Linden Lea | Ralph Vaughan Williams | |
| Brother James's Air | James MacBeth Bain arranged by Gordon Jacob | |
| ffortissimo | Can’t Help Falling in Love | George Weiss |
| Amazing Grace | traditional | |
| Siyahamba | traditional | |
| East Herts Concert Band | Carnival of the Animals | Saint-Saëns |
| East Herts Concert Band | Danzas Cubanas | Robert Sheldon |
| ffortissimo | In the Mood | Joe Garland |
| Hear my Song, Violetta | Othmar Klose | |
| Sentimental Journey | Les Brown & Ben Home | |
| Royston Choral Society | Tantum Ergo | Déodat de Séverac |
| Smoke gets in your eyes | Jerome Kern | |
| Babar' Ann | Fred Fassert | |
| Goodnight Sweetheart | Calvin Carter & James Hudson | |
| ffortissimo | Singing in the rain | Nacio Herb Brown |
| Ohne Krimi geht die Mimi nie ins Bett | Hans Bradtke | |
| Kriminaltango | Piero Trompetta | |
| ‘The Entire Company’ | ||
| Jerusalem | Charles Hubert Hastings Parry | |
| Pomp & Circumstance March no.1 | Edward Elgar | |