Concerts organised by the Singers Other Concert & Performances
The Brewood Singers Concert - "A Time To Sing", Saturday 27th September 1997 at 8pm in the Jubilee Hall, Brewood
Concert at Pendrell Hall, Wednesday 26th November 1997 at 8.30pm (audience by invitation)
Concert at Tettenhall Masonic Lodge, Friday 27th November 1997 at 9.15pm (after dinner)
The Brewood Singers perform at the Switching on of the Brewood Christmas Lights, 29th November 1997, 5.15 to 5.40pm
Concert at Homebell House, Aldridge, Walsall, Tuesday 10th December 1997 at 8pm
Concert at for the Wolverhampton Soroptomists at Wolverhampton Masonic Lodge, 11th December 1997 at 7.45pm
Concert at Tong for the British Digestive Foundation, Wednesday 17th December 1997 at 8pm
Carol Singing at Wheaton Aston Hall/ Court, 20th December 1997
The Brewood Singers Annual Carol Concert - Singers and Ringers (with the Gnosall Hand Bell Ringers), Monday 22nd December 1997 at 8pm in St Mary & St Chad's Church, Brewood
Concert at Weeping Cross, Tuesday 13th January 1998 at 8.30pm
Concert at Jubilee Hall, Brewood. The Singers join other artists to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the opening of the Jubilee Hall, Saturday 17th January 1998
The Brewood Singers sing at the wedding of Heather Bridge (Don Charnell's daughter-in-law) and Steven Dunn, Saturday 14th March 1998 at 12.30pm
The Brewood Singers Summer Concert - "Songs From The Silver Screen", Saturday 20th June 1998 at 8pm in the Jubilee Hall, Brewood
The Brewood Singers Concert - "A Time To Sing", Saturday 27th September 1997 at 8pm in the Jubilee Hall, Brewood
Concert at Pendrell Hall, Wednesday 26th November 1997 at 8.30pm (audience by invitation)
Concert at Tettenhall Masonic Lodge, Friday 27th November 1997 at 9.15pm (after dinner)
The Brewood Singers perform at the Switching on of the Brewood Christmas Lights, 29th November 1997, 5.15 to 5.40pm
Concert at Homebell House, Aldridge, Walsall, Tuesday 10th December 1997 at 8pm
Concert at for the Wolverhampton Soroptomists at Wolverhampton Masonic Lodge, 11th December 1997 at 7.45pm
Concert at Tong for the British Digestive Foundation, Wednesday 17th December 1997 at 8pm
Carol Singing at Wheaton Aston Hall/ Court, 20th December 1997
The Brewood Singers Annual Carol Concert - Singers and Ringers (with the Gnosall Hand Bell Ringers), Monday 22nd December 1997 at 8pm in St Mary & St Chad's Church, Brewood
Concert at Weeping Cross, Tuesday 13th January 1998 at 8.30pm
Concert at Jubilee Hall, Brewood. The Singers join other artists to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the opening of the Jubilee Hall, Saturday 17th January 1998
The Brewood Singers sing at the wedding of Heather Bridge (Don Charnell's daughter-in-law) and Steven Dunn, Saturday 14th March 1998 at 12.30pm
The Brewood Singers Summer Concert - "Songs From The Silver Screen", Saturday 20th June 1998 at 8pm in the Jubilee Hall, Brewood
Sept 1997 - Aug 1998
Updated September 2006
We did a nice lot of concerts this year, including last summers summer concert! For some reason we decided to do it in the autumn - probably either because of the availability of the Jubilee Hall or because many of the Singers couldn't make the original date! I remember that our summer concerts were following a similar pattern and less people were attending - perhaps this is why we decided to try a September date? Were we trying to increase our audience by accommodating those who may have taken an early holiday?
The September Concert was based upon a 'Time' theme. Here is the programme.
We did two summer concerts this year!! One in the Autumn of 1997 and one in the Summer of 1998. The later one was called 'Songs from the Silver Screen'. We took music from popular films/ musicals and presented them in decades from the 1910's to the 1990's. The music was linked together by a commentary by Mike Butler. Here is the programme:
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The Brewood Singers
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A mixed choral group (SATB) who perform concerts and sing 'classic pops', traditional, stage, film, some religious and Christmas music etc.
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Musical Director: David S Brookes
Rehearsal Accompanist: Nick Wiley |