Occurring
for 2 hours
Venue Address
Church Road, off East Street Faversham Kent, ME13 8GZ, United Kingdom
Canterbury Chamber Choir, East Kent's most exciting mixed voice choir, makes a rare visit to Faversham with their programme "True Light". Join them on a journey through themes of light and life with grand anthems from the English choral tradition as well as John Rutter's inspired and beautiful Folk Song Cycle "A Sprig of Thyme".
A concert suitable for all ages and accessible to those new to this music, and choral aficionados alike - expect to be enveloped by exciting and glorious choral harmonies and the thrilling organ of St Mary of Charity, Faversham on a musical and spiritual adventure.
Programme to include:
Henry Balfour Gardiner - Evening Hymn
Peter Futcher - Holy is the True Light
Bob Chilcott - Be thou my vision
Edward Bairstow - I sat down under his shadow
John Ireland - Greater Love
Wiliam Harris - Bring us O lord God
Charles Wood - O thou the central Orb
Edward Bairstow - Blessed City, Heavenly Salem
John Rutter -A Sprig of Thyme

Canterbury Chamber Choir
Ed Kemp-Luck - accompanist
Peter Futcher - conductor
This concert is being sponsored by Shepherd Neame, and will have a retiring collection in support of KSS Air Ambulance Charity.
Tickets £10 and free for 16 and under.
Book online via the QR code, or phone 07941 603464.
Tickets available on the door

St Mary of Charity

St Mary of Charity is part of The Benefice of Faversham and has a diverse, interesting and lively congregation who gather regularly not only to worship but also to support and care for each other and our beautiful church - the largest parish church in Kent.

We are a welcoming and inclusive large Church family. Our children's work takes place every Sunday in the South Transept which allows our families to take part in the main service with their children.

We have many links with our wonderful St Mary of Charity Church of England School.  In addition, schools across Faversham share many special times with us, as do the community in general.

During the pandemic things are different but we remain the same lively and supportive church family in the community and are here for you, please get in touch.

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True Light - a concert by the Canterbury Chamber Choir

Occurring
for 2 hours
Venue
St Mary of Charity
Address
Church Road, off East Street Faversham Kent, ME13 8GZ, United Kingdom

Canterbury Chamber Choir, East Kent's most exciting mixed voice choir, makes a rare visit to Faversham with their programme "True Light". Join them on a journey through themes of light and life with grand anthems from the English choral tradition as well as John Rutter's inspired and beautiful Folk Song Cycle "A Sprig of Thyme".
A concert suitable for all ages and accessible to those new to this music, and choral aficionados alike - expect to be enveloped by exciting and glorious choral harmonies and the thrilling organ of St Mary of Charity, Faversham on a musical and spiritual adventure.
Programme to include:
Henry Balfour Gardiner - Evening Hymn
Peter Futcher - Holy is the True Light
Bob Chilcott - Be thou my vision
Edward Bairstow - I sat down under his shadow
John Ireland - Greater Love
Wiliam Harris - Bring us O lord God
Charles Wood - O thou the central Orb
Edward Bairstow - Blessed City, Heavenly Salem
John Rutter -A Sprig of Thyme

Canterbury Chamber Choir
Ed Kemp-Luck - accompanist
Peter Futcher - conductor
This concert is being sponsored by Shepherd Neame, and will have a retiring collection in support of KSS Air Ambulance Charity.
Tickets £10 and free for 16 and under.
Book online via the QR code, or phone 07941 603464.
Tickets available on the door

St Mary of Charity Charity No. 1128854