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Spring concert tickets and poster available now!

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The whole choir is looking forward to performing the concert version of CARMEN later this month! We will be singing with some exceptional soloists and accompanied by an orchestra.

Members are encouraged to sell tickets to family and friends, please pick up your envelopes on Monday night rehearsals and return your cheques, cash or unsold tickets on/by the 15th May.
If you are unable to buy tickets from a member and would like to attend you are able to purchase tickets online or by phone via Bradsons Event Services (01749 813 899).

If you would like to share our concert poster on social media or by email please use the links below to download a copy.

Spring Concert Poster 2017 PDF version (for printing)

Spring Concert Poster 2017 PNG version (for emailing)

10 Hour sponsored ‘Singathon’

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The Wincanton Choral Society Social Sub-Committee are happy to announce a new fundraising event to which they hope all members will lend their support!

10 Hour Sponsored ‘Singathon’
Saturday 6th May 2017
Wincanton Methodist Church Hall
9.30am to 8.30pm

There is no need to be there all the time! We are asking for groups and individual members to sign up to provide music constantly for 10 hours. We hope that every member will have a sponsorship form and approach their families and friends for support.

Refreshments will be available. Please bring your own lunch, tea, supper etc.

Full details will be given at the Monday night rehearsal on the 13th March. For further information please ask a member of the committee or social sub-committee at rehearsals.

 

More fun fundraising events are to follow, including a summer tea party to be held at Yarlington House!

Constitution now available online

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An electronic copy of our Choir’s constitution is now available on this website for all members to download and read.
If you would like to download a copy of the latest version please click here or navigate to the “Member Information” page where a link can be found to download the document.

The constitution contains important information about how the choir operates, if you have any questions about the constitution please speak to a member of the choir committee during rehearsal time who will be happy to discuss it with you.

Musical Harvest Supper Acknowledgements

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I am delighted to say that the Harvest Supper and silent auction raised £1,704.42 for the choir! 
We would like to thank the following companies for their generous contributions to our silent auction and musical harvest supper on Saturday 1st October 2016 at Cucklington Village Hall.

Morrisons, Wincanton – Provided a voucher that helped towards the cost of some of the food. This is a very kind offer from one of our local supermarkets, which likes to support local charities.

Incredible Edibles – Dinner cooked in your own home, for six. A brilliant offer from one of our own members and a local caterer.

Keen’s Farm – A farm tour “From Grass to Cheese”, and a bumper wedge of cheese with two packs of butter. A generous offer from a busy company, whose prize winning cheese is much sought after in the best restaurants as well as locally.

Ruth Kimber – A guided tour of the farm where traditional breeds of pigs are given play things, turkeys roam happily in the fields and cows are blessed on Rogation Sunday in the old way. Kimber’s Farm Shop is on the Bruton/Wincanton road.

Roth Bar & Grill at Hauser & Wirth Gallery, Bruton – Afternoon tea for two. A chance to experience a relatively local new venture which is already internationally feted.

Andrew Barclay, Butcher, Wincanton – A whole shoulder of lamb from this locally renowned butcher.

Robin Price Studio – A wonderful computerised sketch of your home (either as a large picture or a series of notelets) together with the CD of the sketch to be used by the winner for their own enjoyment.

Gartell Light Railway, Templecombe – A family ticket for an open day at this lovely local enterprise. Thomas the Tank Engine eat your heart out!

Massimo Italian Restaurant, Gillingham – A £10 voucher towards a lunch/dinner.

We would also like to thank all the kind donors of the choir who gave such lovely articles and experiences for the bidding, or provided salads, pudding and help. In addition we are very grateful to professional musician Mike Botteril for his guitar entertainment and bid offer of an hour’s free playing and William and Emily Roberts for their Blue Grass Duo.

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