The date, time and location are all PRELIMINARY at the moment, but hopefully we will be at Potters Street Baptist Church on Sunday 13th March from 2pm for a concert at 3:30pm.

Dress code is black below the waist (trousers or skirts) and white above the waist (shirts or blouses). Red scarfs for the women and red bow ties for the men will be provided. As will black folders to hold our music, if you don't already have one.

REHEARSAL TRACKS can be found HERE. There are not many at the moment, this will change as we get closer to the concert so be sure to check regularly. There will be tracks for each part (either Soprano, Alto & Men or Women & Men). For music with only one part there will still be a Men's & Women's rehearsal track, the Women's part will be as written, the Men's part will be down an octave.

SHEET MUSIC can also be found HERE if it exists. I cannot promise sheet music for all our pieces, but there will be for some. Big caveat, I can't guarantee I haven't made a mistake in creating these. So if you are happy with the music supplied by Sara, keep using it!

CLICK HERE FOR REHEARSAL TRACKS AND SHEET MUSIC

The following is a list of the pieces we're singing in the concert (in alphabetical order):

• C-a-f-f-e-e
  • A round sung in German about coffee.
• Chevaliers de la Table Ronde
  • French folk song about Knights and their love of wine (and women). Sung in French.
• El Noi de la Mare
  • Traditional Catalan song about giving gifts of food to Jesus.
  • Listen to a version on YouTube here.
    • NOTE: This isn't quite the same as what we will sing, but it's close.
  • Rehearsal tracks available here.
• Food Glorious Food
  • From Oliver! This version is from the musical, not the film.
  • Listen to it on YouTube here.
  • Rehearsal tracks and simplified sheet music available here.
• Goober Peas
  • American civil war song.
  • Rehearsal tracks and simplified sheet music available here.
    • NOTE: I have slightly modified the music in places to fit the lyrics.
• Hey, Ho, Nobody at Home
  • A round sung in English.
• Meine Mu
  • A round sung in German about cake.
• Panis Angelicus
  • Hymn written by St. Thomas Aquinas for the feast of Corpus Christi, sung in Latin.
  • It includes mention of bread.
  • Rehearsal tracks available here.
• Scarborough Fair
  • English folk song made famous by Simon & Garfunkle.
  • About a man setting his former lover impossible tasks to win his heart back.
  • Rehearsal tracks available here.
• Street Cries
  • A series of rounds inspired by street sellers, sung in English.
• The Rigs of the Fair
  • English folk song about the benefits and dangers of going to a fair.