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We returned from our Easter break on 28th April and we’re now on countdown for the last six weeks until our 25th Anniversary Concert on Saturday 28th June in Harleston Sancroft Academy, singing Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana, with professional soloists, Percussion East and the school’s choir.

See the About Us and Location and Contact sections of the website www.harlestonchoralsoc.org for more information about HCS, or contact our joint Chairs, Caroline Rodbourne at caroline@rodbourne.org.uk and jo.curry@sky.com .  Or follow Harleston Choral Society on Facebook.

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Another ‘can’t miss’ date for your diaries: a Come & Sing Workshop – selections from Part 1 of Handel’s Messiah, plus the Hallelujah Chorus – on Saturday 16th August 2025, 10.00 am – 4.30 pm, in St James Village Hall IP19 0HP, open to all.  Tickets £10.00, soup and roll for lunch £5.00.  More information and to book please email amanda.fletcher111@gmail.com

25th Anniversary party 25th January 2025

Happy Birthday to the Harleston Choral Society

What a fabulous event we had on Saturday afternoon! About 60 of us celebrated 25 years of Harleston Choral. A massive spread of wonderful food was assembled and a magnificent cake. Many thanks to all those of you who helped make it a really lovely occasion.

See more images and memories of choir members here.

Magic Little Grant

We received a Magic Little Grant through the partnership between Localgiving and Postcode Places
Trust
. Postcode Places Trust is a grant-giving charity funded by players of the People’s Postcode Lottery.
Localgiving is the UK’s leading membership and support network for local charities and community
groups. Our project received £500 towards our Christmas choir concert.

You can donate to the Harleston Choral Society through our Local Giving page and you can find out more about how to play and support more charities with the People’s Postcode Lottery here.

View some images from our rehearsals here.

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