HACKNEY SINGERS AUTUMN CONCERT
Shoreditch Town Hall, Assembly Hall, EC1V 9LT , [Venue Details]The Hackney Singers has grown from strength to strength from its origins in 1973 as an evening class at Hackney Institute. Proudly cherishing its community roots, the choir – now 150-strong - puts on 3 or 4 concerts a year, often in Hackney venues, but also at the Royal Festival Hall!
Inspired by musical director Dan Ludford-Thomas, Hackney Singers will be joined by three exceptionally talented young musicians: mezzo soprano Niamh Kearney, baritone Alex Bower-Brown and organist James Orford.
The concert will feature Maurice Durufle’s uplifting Requiem of 1948 and John Tavener’s Song for Athene of 1993, famously performed at the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales in 1997, are joined by Jonathan Dove’s Seek Him that Maketh the Seven Stars, 1995, a setting of verses from the Book of Amos and Psalm 139.
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Admission: £18.00
Concessions: £12.00
Other key names: Niamh Kearney, Alex Bower-Brown, James Orford
Doors open: 6:30 pm
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HACKNEY SINGERS AUTUMN CONCERT
Sunday, 12 Oct 2025 @7.30pm
Shoreditch Town Hall, Assembly Hall, EC1V 9LTMore Information
The Hackney Singers has grown from strength to strength from its origins in 1973 as an evening class at Hackney Institute. Proudly cherishing its community roots, the choir – now 150-strong - puts on 3 or 4 concerts a year, often in Hackney venues, but also at the Royal Festival Hall!
Inspired by musical director Dan Ludford-Thomas, Hackney Singers will be joined by three exceptionally talented young musicians: mezzo soprano Niamh Kearney, baritone Alex Bower-Brown and organist James Orford.
The concert will feature Maurice Durufle’s uplifting Requiem of 1948 and John Tavener’s Song for Athene of 1993, famously performed at the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales in 1997, are joined by Jonathan Dove’s Seek Him that Maketh the Seven Stars, 1995, a setting of verses from the Book of Amos and Psalm 139.
Admission: £18.00
Concessions: £12.00
Other key names: Niamh Kearney, Alex Bower-Brown, James Orford
Doors open: 6:30 pm
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