Acclaimed composer set to run fundraising choral workshop in Cheltenham
Nationally acclaimed composer and conductor Bob Chilcott is set to stage a choral day in Cheltenham for singers of all ages to boost funds for the Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts.
Bob, described recently by the Observer newspaper as "a contemporary hero of British Choral Music" will run an all-day choral workshop on Saturday November 17 at Bethesda Methodist Church in Leckhampton.
Forty people have already signed up to attend the workshop, which costs £15 for adults and £10 for under 18s, but there are still spaces available.
To apply visit the Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts' website at http://cheltfest.webeden.co.uk and download an application form.
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Chris Lammiman, of Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts said: "This is a real accolade for us to secure the support of Bob Chilcott. He has spent time as the Principal Guest Conductor of the BBC's acclaimed professional choir, the BBC Singers, and he has conducted other distinguished choirs including RIAS Kammerchor, Vancouver Chamber Choir, Jauna Musika, The World Youth Choir, Tower New Zealand Youth Choir, Taipei Chamber Singers, Wroclaw Philharmonic Choir, and the Kyoto Echo Choir.
"This Choral Day is one not-to-be-missed!" added Chris.
Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts is one of the largest community festivals in the country, with 3,500 performers in music, dance and speech and drama taking part each year.
The syllabus for the 2013 Festival will be launched next month at Pittville School on November 8.
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