Welcome to Halstead Choral
We are back to face-to-face rehearsals at the United Reform Church, Halstead from 7.30pm to 9.00pm with a short break – please bring your own drink / snack
In order to keep everyone safe, social distancing rules will apply as will the wearing of masks whilst moving around the building AND singing.
From January we will be working on Brahm's Requiem. Our first run through of "How lovely are thy dwellings" was very successfully led by our concert accompanist Nigel Brown just prior to our Christmas break.
If you would like to join us, it is free to “try” then £110 for the whole year or £70 for the remaining 2 terms (instalments can be arranged)
In order to keep everyone safe, social distancing rules will apply as will the wearing of masks whilst moving around the building AND singing.
From January we will be working on Brahm's Requiem. Our first run through of "How lovely are thy dwellings" was very successfully led by our concert accompanist Nigel Brown just prior to our Christmas break.
If you would like to join us, it is free to “try” then £110 for the whole year or £70 for the remaining 2 terms (instalments can be arranged)
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Halstead Choral performs four times each year, showcasing a wide range of repertoire. Click above to find out more about our forthcoming performances and how to buy tickets...
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We welcome new members to the choir throughout the year. Find out more about joining...
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Find out more about the history of the choir and the beautiful surroundings of Halstead in Essex...
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Our most recent production
Pat Rudkins' "Curtain Call"
Friday December 10th 2021
Halstead Choral members turned into masked singers in their Christmas concert in St Andrew's church, Halstead. The masking did not affect the delicate part arrangements they were able to project, especially in Myn Lyking.
A beautifully arranged programme including a surprisingly sombre Bob Chilcott number and my favourite Berlioz's The Shepherd's Farewell.
The latter preceded the choir serving interval refreshments to their seated audience.
Is there nothing that this wonderful local group won't do to keep music alive?
Pat Rudkins