Concert of brass and song by the Harrogate Male Voice Choir and the Tewit Community Brass Band to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Friends of Harrogate Hospital.
Harrogate Male Voice Choir and Tewit Community Brass Band share a bill at West Park Centre on Saturday 31 October, a night of brass and song put on to mark the 60th anniversary of Friends of Harrogate Hospital. It's a local pairing — both groups based right here in town — coming together for a single evening, so the whole thing stays within the community it's celebrating.
The programme is built around that combination of voices and brass. You've got the choir on one side and the band on the other, with the two alternating and eventually playing together, so the set moves between choral singing and brass arrangements. It's a fairly straightforward evening of music, and since it's a benefit concert, the proceeds go to Friends of Harrogate Hospital, who've been supporting the local hospital for six decades now.
It's an all-ages night, so it works as a family outing as much as a solo trip. Under-16s have to be accompanied by an adult, but they go in free when they are, which makes it an easy one to bring the younger ones along to. The venue is West Park Centre, at 7 Raglan Street, HG1 1LE, right in the heart of Harrogate.
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The concert starts at 7:30pm, and tickets are £12.00.
