Cirencester Scene Magazine - Establishing Local Connections Local Groups & Clubs /C t on
South Cerney Art group meet in the Village Hall on Mon- day evenings at 7pm. September –July membership £25 per year. new members welcome contact Gill on 01285 650326
South Cerney Gardening Club meets on the first Thursday of every month except August at 7.45pmin South Cerney Village Hall, School Lane The club has a variety of speakers and competitions
Membership is £14 for the year and includes coffee and biscuits at each meeting. For further details please contact Roger Edgar on 01285 861922 or
rogersc35@gmail.com
South Cerney Players. The best AmDram in the Cotswolds! Sign to our news
www.southcerneyplayers.org.uk
Stratton & Baunton Horticultural Society Club meets 7.30pm 2nd Thurs of month Stratton Village Hall. Val Timbers, Secretary. All welcome. details
www.cirencestersgardeningclub.co.uk.
Stratton Probus Club meets at The Stratton House Hotel on 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the Month at 9.45am. New members welcome. Contact John Head 01285 652720
Tetbury Air Cadets 649(Tetbury) Detached Flight Meet Mondays &Wednesdays 7.30-9.45pm, Cadet Centre, Sir WilliamRomney’s School, Lowfield Road, Tetbury, GL8 8AE. Contact us 01666 500106 Mon &Wed eves only.
The Timmy Mason Trust. The Timmy Trust is a non-profit organisation. Please visit Timmy’s website at:
www.timmystrust.org 01285 643171 Mob 07887 459420
Upper Thames & Ridgeway National Trust Association meet at either Cirencester Ashcroft Centre, Highworth Recreation Centre or Lechlade Memorial Hall. Talks in winter, visits in summer. Contact Gillian Miller 01793 762599 (mship sec) or Lucille Terry (Treas) 01285 654873
Visually Impaired and Macular Support Group Meets 1st Wed each month 2.30-4.30. Friends Meeting House, Thomas St, Ciren.. Talks, tea, outings. Anne 01285 657998
Watershed Riding for Disabled, Coates. Bob Merrill 07866 972389
watershed@googlemail.com.
Windwhistle Warren Rabbit & Guinea-pig Rescue & Rehome. For sponsorship, donations or adoption: Alice
contact@windwhistlewarren.org.uk www.windwhistlewarren.org.uk 01452 760404
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Cirencester Choral Society celebrate Bach: Father and Son.
Fresh from celebrating its 150th anniversary last year, Cirencester Choral Society turns its attention to the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and his most illustrious musical son, Carl Philipp Emanuel, in its concert on 3rd May Cirencester Parish Church.
The first half explores well-known works by Johann Sebastian Bach including the Ascension Oratorio, described by Sir John Eliot Gardiner at last year’s Proms as “Bach at his absolute best”.
The second half features Carl Philipp Emanuel’s early choral work Magnificat, which has his father’s influence yet with a more progressive and dynamic style that was to become a feature of the evolving classical period. “CPE” played a pivotal role in the transition from the baroque to classical style, his music being admired by Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven.
Four specialist baroque soloists have been engaged for the performance, including: soprano Hannah Grove, who performed at the Society’s free Vivaldi concert last June; Ben Sawyer (countertenor); Nick Drew (tenor) and James Geidt (bass). The soloists and 120 voice choir will be accompanied by The Corinium Camerata, led by Andrew Court, with David Whitehead on harpsichord, all ably directed by the Society’s conductor Carleton Etherington.
This concert of rarely performed but magnificent music by Bach: father and son takes place at 7:30pmon Saturday 3rd May in Cirencester Parish Church. Tickets are available at the Cirencester Visitor Information Centre and The Corner Stone Bookshop £12 ( concs for students and children).
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