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Croydon Bach Choir Magnificats, St Matthew’s, Mar 21
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Three subscribers win tickets for Mozart Players’ concert
Hard luck if you didn’t win our competition – but tickets for the March 8 St John Passion concert are available – and Inside Croydon readers get a 10% discount. Scroll down for more details Congratulations to Inside Croydon subscribers … Continue reading
Competition! Win tickets for London Mozart Players’ concert
The London Mozart Players first concert at the Fairfield Halls of 2026 is taking place on March 8, and Inside Croydon is delighted to be able to offer three pairs of tickets as prizes in a terrific competition exclusively for … Continue reading
Croydon Bach Choir musical workshop, St Matthew’s, May 10
Posted in Art, Croydon Bach Choir, Music
Tagged Croydon Bach Choir, JS Bach, St Matthew's Church
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Southwark Cathedral to hear the passion from boys’ choirs
Boys from one of Croydon’s independent schools will team up tomorrow with a choir from Germany for a unique performance of JS Bach’s St Matthew Passion at Southwark Cathedral. In a landmark collaboration, more than 100 boys from Trinity Boys … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Music, Schools, Trinity School
Tagged Coventry, Germany, JS Bach, Kiel, Kieler Knabenchor, Southwark Cathedral, St Matthew's Passion, Trinity, Trinity Boys' Choir, Trinity School
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Broderick’s Minster visit revives memories of master musician
SUNDAY SUPPLEMENT: Leading opera singer and Croydon resident discusses her love for the music of Felix Mendelssohn in the same historic church where the composer once performed. By DAVID MORGAN “I can’t remember a time in my life when I … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Croydon Minster, David Morgan, Fairfield Halls, Music, Theatre
Tagged Croydon Minster, Dame Janet Baker, Das Rheingold, David Morgan, Die Walküre, English National Opera, Felix Mendelssohn, Götterdämmerung, JS Bach, Katherine Broderick, Royal Opera House, The Coliseum, Wagner
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