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Wimbledon Choral Society cannot be held responsible for the content of any of the following external sites.   The links are provided here in good faith and in the belief that the contents are of a suitable and appropriate nature and are accurate.

This is a splendid site listing all those choirs known in the UK which have websites or email contacts.   It also has a whole lot more and is certainly worth a visit.   Click on the logo on the left to visit the site from here.

This is a site which has listings of classical music concerts across the UK.   It is very well designed, simple to use and also contains other useful information beyond just the concert lists. Click on the logo to visit the site.

We are also listed in concert-diary.com, the listings site used by Classic FM and other websites with a classical leaning. There are many items for concerts and venues outside of the UK as well.   Definitely a website to browse for all that is great in classical music performances.   See the links on the Concerts page to see our entries in concert-diary.com.

www.wherecanwego.com is a rapidly expanding website that answers that very question.   It is loaded with events of all types including concerts, amongst which you'll find ours.   Click on the logo to visit the website.

The New Queen's Hall Orchestra does not see itself as a "period" orchestra but rather as a collection of talented musicians, drawn mainly from the major London orchestras, who are encouraged to express themselves with appropriate instruments for the music they play which match almost exactly the sounds as would have been heard by the composers themselves.   We are delighted to be associated with this fine orchestra which deserves considerably more recognition and support from the various arts institutions of this country than it gets.

We recommend Astounding Sounds to record your concerts.   Please contact recording engineer Jonathan Haskell on 01525 222842 or email him at jh@astoundingsounds.co.uk for further details.

We are affiliated to Making Music (formerly the National Federation of Music Societies) which represents and supports amateur choirs, orchestras and music promoters of all kinds throughout the United Kingdom. Click here or on the logo to the left to connect to their website.

If you would like to find out more about the excellent Cranleigh Choral Week course held in Cranleigh every summer and stuffed to the hilt with fun and fabulous music-making then visit www.ccweek.org.uk or click on the logo to the left.

We highly recommend Performance Ticket Printers to print your concert tickets.   They offer multi-segmented tickets with easy-tear perforations in a wide variety of colours, styles and fonts with several print quality options.   They are friendly, fast and excellent value.   Click here or on the logo to the left to visit their website.

PartAbility offers rehearsal CDs to help you learn your parts.   This can be particularly helpful if you are not so confident with your sightreading.   They offer a good and increasing library of options and are very flexible in their services.   Visit their website by clicking here or on the logo to the left to see the range of rehearsal CDs that are currently available.

As an alternative, ChoraLine can also help you to learn your vocal parts.   Visit their website by clicking here or on the logo to the left to see the range of rehearsal tapes and CDs that they have to offer.

One of the best online sources of music scores on the internet is www.musicroom.com.   They have thousands of titles from which to choose and postage & packing is free for addresses in the UK & EU.   Click here or on the image to the left.

If www.musicroom.com don't have what you are looking for then try the comprehensive online store of this famous brand. Boosey & Hawkes' website can be accessed by clicking here or on the logo to the left.

For its weekly rehearsals, as from September 2004, the choir uses the facilities of Drake House, a hall owned and run by the Wimbledon Guild in St. George's Road, Wimbledon.   Click here or on the image to the left to connect to this local charity's website and to learn more about what it does.

Until mid-2004, we used to use the Sir Cyril Black Community Centre operated by the Wimbledon Community Association as its rehearsal venue.   Click here or on the logo to the left to connect to the Association's website.

We thank HTAG, a neighbourhood association covering the central Guildford ward of Holy Trinity, for their support and promotion of our concerts performed in Guildford Cathedral. Click here or on their logo for further details about HTAG.

To find out all the latest news, sport, features, readers letters and more concerning the Wimbledon area visit the Wimbledon Guardian and Wimbledon News website by clicking here or on the logo to the left.

This is a relatively new website focusing on the performing arts and other events in and around Wimbledon or events involving Wimbledon-based organisations. Please visit the website by clicking here or on the logo to the left.

To find out more about Wimbledon and what it has to offer visitors and residents alike, please visit the WimbledonVisitor website by clicking here or on the logo to the left.

This website was originally developed using Adobe's PageMill package until mothballed by Adobe. It is now maintained using Macromedia's DreamWeaver. Further details on Adobe and Macromedia products can be found by clicking on the relevant logo to the left, although Macromedia is now owned by Adobe.

The Flash code used to display the rolling news ticker on the opening home page is created using Amara Software's Flash News Ticker product.   Click here on on the logo for more details.

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Wimbledon Choral Society cannot be held responsible for the content of any of the following external sites. The links are provided here in good faith and in the belief that the contents are of a suitable and appropriate nature and are accurate.
	This is a splendid site listing all those choirs known in the UK which have websites or email contacts. It also has a whole lot more and is certainly worth a visit. Click on the logo on the left to visit the site from here.
	This is a site which has listings of classical music concerts across the UK. It is very well designed, simple to use and also contains other useful information beyond just the concert lists. Click on the logo to visit the site.
	We are also listed in concert-diary.com, the listings site used by Classic FM and other websites with a classical leaning. There are many items for concerts and venues outside of the UK as well. Definitely a website to browse for all that is great in classical music performances. See the links on the Concerts page to see our entries in concert-diary.com.
	www.wherecanwego.com is a rapidly expanding website that answers that very question. It is loaded with events of all types including concerts, amongst which you'll find ours. Click on the logo to visit the website.
	The New Queen's Hall Orchestra does not see itself as a "period" orchestra but rather as a collection of talented musicians, drawn mainly from the major London orchestras, who are encouraged to express themselves with appropriate instruments for the music they play which match almost exactly the sounds as would have been heard by the composers themselves. We are delighted to be associated with this fine orchestra which deserves considerably more recognition and support from the various arts institutions of this country than it gets.
	We recommend *Astounding Sounds* to record your concerts. Please contact recording engineer Jonathan Haskell on 01525 222842 or email him at jh@astoundingsounds.co.uk for further details.
	We are affiliated to Making Music (formerly the National Federation of Music Societies) which represents and supports amateur choirs, orchestras and music promoters of all kinds throughout the United Kingdom. Click here or on the logo to the left to connect to their website.
	If you would like to find out more about the excellent Cranleigh Choral Week course held in Cranleigh every summer and stuffed to the hilt with fun and fabulous music-making then visit www.ccweek.org.uk or click on the logo to the left.
	We highly recommend Performance Ticket Printers to print your concert tickets. They offer multi-segmented tickets with easy-tear perforations in a wide variety of colours, styles and fonts with several print quality options. They are friendly, fast and excellent value. Click here or on the logo to the left to visit their website.
	PartAbility offers rehearsal CDs to help you learn your parts. This can be particularly helpful if you are not so confident with your sightreading. They offer a good and increasing library of options and are very flexible in their services. Visit their website by clicking here or on the logo to the left to see the range of rehearsal CDs that are currently available.
	As an alternative, ChoraLine can also help you to learn your vocal parts. Visit their website by clicking here or on the logo to the left to see the range of rehearsal tapes and CDs that they have to offer.
	One of the best online sources of music scores on the internet is www.musicroom.com. They have thousands of titles from which to choose and postage & packing is free for addresses in the UK & EU. Click here or on the image to the left.
	If www.musicroom.com don't have what you are looking for then try the comprehensive online store of this famous brand. Boosey & Hawkes' website can be accessed by clicking here or on the logo to the left.
	For its weekly rehearsals, as from September 2004, the choir uses the facilities of Drake House, a hall owned and run by the Wimbledon Guild in St. George's Road, Wimbledon. Click here or on the image to the left to connect to this local charity's website and to learn more about what it does.
	Until mid-2004, we used to use the Sir Cyril Black Community Centre operated by the Wimbledon Community Association as its rehearsal venue. Click here or on the logo to the left to connect to the Association's website.
	We thank HTAG, a neighbourhood association covering the central Guildford ward of Holy Trinity, for their support and promotion of our concerts performed in Guildford Cathedral. Click here or on their logo for further details about HTAG.
	To find out all the latest news, sport, features, readers letters and more concerning the Wimbledon area visit the Wimbledon Guardian and Wimbledon News website by clicking here or on the logo to the left.
	This is a relatively new website focusing on the performing arts and other events in and around Wimbledon or events involving Wimbledon-based organisations. Please visit the website by clicking here or on the logo to the left.
	To find out more about Wimbledon and what it has to offer visitors and residents alike, please visit the WimbledonVisitor website by clicking here or on the logo to the left.
	This website was originally developed using Adobe's PageMill package until mothballed by Adobe. It is now maintained using Macromedia's DreamWeaver. Further details on Adobe and Macromedia products can be found by clicking on the relevant logo to the left, although Macromedia is now owned by Adobe.
	The Flash code used to display the rolling news ticker on the opening home page is created using Amara Software's Flash News Ticker product. Click here on on the logo for more details.

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Wimbledon Choral Society

Events
About Us
Concerts
Rehearsals
Like to Join?
Contacts
Members