It's in our beautiful College Chapel (designed by William Butterfield in the late nineteenth century) and all are welcome at 8pm on Friday 23rd March. No tickets are being sold, since there is no charge for entry, but there will be a retiring collection for contributions to 'Turning the Tide', which 'helps to reduce suicide through research, intervention and support.'
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Monday, March 19, 2007
Mozart's 'Requiem'
A cross-curricular plug for the performance later this week of one of the greatest of all choral pieces, Mozart's Requiem, in which four of the English Department's teachers are singing (one soprano, two tenors, one bass) - along with the pupils, parents, friends and Old Columbans who make up the St Columba's Choral Society.
It's in our beautiful College Chapel (designed by William Butterfield in the late nineteenth century) and all are welcome at 8pm on Friday 23rd March. No tickets are being sold, since there is no charge for entry, but there will be a retiring collection for contributions to 'Turning the Tide', which 'helps to reduce suicide through research, intervention and support.'
It's in our beautiful College Chapel (designed by William Butterfield in the late nineteenth century) and all are welcome at 8pm on Friday 23rd March. No tickets are being sold, since there is no charge for entry, but there will be a retiring collection for contributions to 'Turning the Tide', which 'helps to reduce suicide through research, intervention and support.'
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