Recommencement of Choral Union and Choral Scholars rehearsals
Wednesday, 29th September, Sandford Church. Time to be confirmed.
Tag: Choral Scholars
Choral Scholars broadcast
On Sunday 9th August, David O’Shea and a small number of singers from the Sandford & St Philip’s Choral Scholars will provide the music at the Church’s Ministry of Healing Service which will be broadcast on RTÉ 1 television and RTÉ Radio 1 Extra (long wave) at 11am. It will…
Choral Union and Choral Scholars end-of-term concert
Details to be confirmed
Combined choirs of Sandford, St Philip’s and St Bartholomew’s, Sandford Church
Friday 8 November at 7.30 pm in Sandford Church, the combined choirs of Sandford, St Philip’s and St Bartholomew’s will present a performance of Fauré’s Requiem in D minor, Op. 48. A retiring collection will be made in aid of the Alice Leahy Trust
Youth Organisation Service, St Philip’s Church
Sunday 20 October at 11 am in St Philip’s Church This service will gather together the leaders and members of the youth groups to celebrate and acknowledge their work and membership. This service will involve the Sunday School, Garden Gang, Choral Scholars, Scouts, Beavers, Cubs and Brownies.
Choral Union and Choral Scholars end of term concert
Time and location TBC
Choral Evensong with the Choral Scholars, Sandford Church
7pm, marking the 3rd anniversary of the setting up of the group
Switching on of Ranelagh Christmas Tree Lights (featuring Sandford & St Philip’s Choral Scholars)
Sunday, 25th November at 5pm
Music Matters
Organ Scholar Our Organ Scholar Jack Doherty has just completed the first year of the Archbishop of Dublin’s Certificate in Church Music. In addition to singing with the Choral Scholars and playing a couple of times at services in our grouped parishes, Jack has also undertaken work experience as part…
Choral Evensong
On Sunday 20 May it was a privilege to hear the combined forces of the Sandford and St Philip’s Choral Union and Choral Scholars sing the liturgy of Choral Evensong conducted by David O’Shea. The ages ranged from quite young singers to those who are too discreet to boast about…
Choral Scholars broadcast
On Sunday 9th August, David O’Shea and a small number of singers from the Sandford & St Philip’s Choral Scholars will provide the music at the Church’s Ministry of Healing Service which will be broadcast on RTÉ 1 television and RTÉ Radio 1 Extra (long wave) at 11am. It will…
Choral Union and Choral Scholars end-of-term concert
Details to be confirmed
Combined choirs of Sandford, St Philip’s and St Bartholomew’s, Sandford Church
Friday 8 November at 7.30 pm in Sandford Church, the combined choirs of Sandford, St Philip’s and St Bartholomew’s will present a performance of Fauré’s Requiem in D minor, Op. 48. A retiring collection will be made in aid of the Alice Leahy Trust
Youth Organisation Service, St Philip’s Church
Sunday 20 October at 11 am in St Philip’s Church This service will gather together the leaders and members of the youth groups to celebrate and acknowledge their work and membership. This service will involve the Sunday School, Garden Gang, Choral Scholars, Scouts, Beavers, Cubs and Brownies.
Choral Union and Choral Scholars end of term concert
Time and location TBC
Choral Evensong with the Choral Scholars, Sandford Church
7pm, marking the 3rd anniversary of the setting up of the group
Switching on of Ranelagh Christmas Tree Lights (featuring Sandford & St Philip’s Choral Scholars)
Sunday, 25th November at 5pm
Music Matters
Organ Scholar Our Organ Scholar Jack Doherty has just completed the first year of the Archbishop of Dublin’s Certificate in Church Music. In addition to singing with the Choral Scholars and playing a couple of times at services in our grouped parishes, Jack has also undertaken work experience as part…
Choral Evensong
On Sunday 20 May it was a privilege to hear the combined forces of the Sandford and St Philip’s Choral Union and Choral Scholars sing the liturgy of Choral Evensong conducted by David O’Shea. The ages ranged from quite young singers to those who are too discreet to boast about…