Annual 'Concert, In Remembrance' by the Woodfalls brass band and the Andover Ladies Choir, with all ticket proceeds shared between them.
The Woodfalls Band and the Andover Ladies Choir share the stage at St Thomas's Church on Saturday 14 November, for the band's annual 'Concert, In Remembrance'. It's a joint bill that brings together a brass band and a choir in the same room, with the two groups alternating and coming together throughout the night.
The programme weaves remembrance-themed pieces with a wider selection of music to suit all tastes, so it's not just a solemn affair. The band describes it as a mix that works for different moods, and the proceeds from ticket sales are shared equally between the band and the choir.
For those who don't know them, The Woodfalls Band is a championship section brass band based about nine miles south of Salisbury, on the edge of the New Forest. They've been around since 1874, and in that time they've played across the UK and abroad to high acclaim. They're joined here by the award-winning Andover Ladies Choir, who bring the vocal side to the evening.
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They've picked St Thomas's Church in St Thomas's Square (SP1 1BA) for the venue, which the band describes as one of Salisbury's finest. Doors open at 6.30pm, and the music starts at 7pm.
