The Stonehaven Chorus – Stonehaven and District Choral Society

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The Stonehaven Chorus

“The Stonehaven Chorus” is a mixed voice choir of around 60 people from a wide range of backgrounds. Most of the singers live in and around the coastal town of Stonehaven near Aberdeen in Scotland, but a number travel from further afield. From August till June we rehearse weekly in Mackie Academy, on Mondays at 7.30pm.
About Us...

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Our Activities

Our recitals take place in Stonehaven in December and May each year and we often organise additional recitals in Aberdeenshire, or further afield. We also run regular "Come and Sing" events which are open to any singers to learn and informally perform well known works.
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Weddings and Events

Just imagine how beautiful choral music could add to your day. We have a wide repertoire of music for weddings and events and have regularly sung in churches and venues across the North East of Scotland. Depending on your preference and the venue, we can provide a short programme of music to entertain your guests.
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Upcoming Events

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Latest Reviews

Spring Concert, May 2024

May 20, 2024

Giacomo Puccini (1858 – 1924)Messa Di Gloria: First Performance 12 July 1880 The Stonehaven Chorus, Conductor Ralph JamiesonChristian Schneeberger Tenor SoloistZorbay Turkalp Bass SoloistBlair Cargill PianoNeil Roxburgh Piano Gustav Holst (1874 – 1934) In a special transcription by Ralph Jamieson The Stonehaven Chorus, Conductor Ralph JamiesonJoanne Whalley Coloratura Soprano SoloistBlair Cargill PianoNeil Roxburgh PianoKirsty Watson…
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Christmas Concert, December 2023

December 10, 2023

STONEHAVEN TOWN HALL Ralph Jamieson Conductor Blair Cargill Piano and Keyboard (Organ and Harpsichord) Ruth Kalitski and Megan McNicoll Violins PROGRAMME: Christmas Music and Carols: James Macmillan, William Mathias, Sarah Quartel, Michael Head, Toby Young, Benjamin Britten, Stephen Coker, Eric Whitacre, Peter Warlock Choral Seasonal Music: Edward Elgar (1857 – 1934) The Snow J. S. Bach…
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