Christmas concert by The Rowland Singers, led by Helen Emery and accompanied by Kathryn Kay, with the Southdowns Concert Band.
The Rowland Singers are back at The Assembly Hall on Saturday 12 December, with The Magic of Christmas running from 3pm to 5.30pm. It's their big Christmas concert of the year, and this time they're bringing in the Southdowns Concert Band to join them on stage.
The programme mixes the carols and Christmas favourites you'd expect with a few contemporary classics, all played out over the course of the afternoon. The choir is led by Musical Director Helen Emery, with Kathryn Kay accompanying on piano, and the Southdowns Concert Band adds around 40 musicians from across Sussex to the mix. The Rowland Singers themselves have been around since 1969, so they've a fair bit of history behind them.
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It's a matinee, so it works if you're taking the family along rather than heading out late on a Saturday. Tickets are £15 for adults and £8 for children, and you can get them through www.wtm.uk or from any member of the choir. The Assembly Hall is on Stoke Abbott Road, Worthing BN11 1HJ.
