1994 Easter | St. Matthew Passion - Bach |
1993 Christmas | Beatus Vir - Vivaldi |
Mass in Time of War - Haydn | |
1993 Easter | The Dream of Gerontius - Elgar |
1992 Christmas | Three Carols - Joubert |
Oratorio de Noel - Saint-Saens | |
Magnificat in D Major - Bach | |
1992 Easter | Missa Brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo - Haydn |
Motet: Valiant fro Truth - R. Vaughan Williams | |
A Sea Symphony - R. Vaughan Williams | |
1991 Christmas | Messiah - Handel |
1991 Easter | Gloria - Vivaldi |
1990 Christmas | Cantata: South of the Line - Joubert |
Requiem - Faure | |
1990 Easter | |
The 1980's |
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1989 Christmas | |
1989 Easter | St. Mark's Passion - Wood |
1988 Christmas | Chandos Anthem No. 9 - Handel |
Exsultate Jublilate - Mozart | |
Christmas Music | |
1988 Easter | Scenes from the Bavarian Highlands - Elgar |
100th Psalm - R. Vaughan Williams | |
1987 Christmas | The Messiah - Handel |
1987 Easter | St. John's Passion - Bach |
1986 Christmas | With Richmondshire Orchestra |
Fantasia on Christmas Carols - R. Vaughan William | |
1986 Easter | Foundling Hospital Anthem - Handel |
Mass in G - Schubert? | |
1985 Christmas | A joint concert with Reeth Brass Band? |
1985 Easter | A Mendelssohn Concert including items from Elijah |
1984 Christmas | A joint concert with Reeth Brass Band |
1984 Easter | English Folk Songs - R. Vaughan Williams |
Songs of England - | |
Blest Pair of Sirens - Parry | |
1983 Christmas | The Midnight Mass - Charpentier |
1983 Easter | |
1982 Christmas | Judas Maccabaeus - Handel |
1982 Easter | Judas Maccabaeus - Handel - Postponed |
1981 Christmas | Israel in Egypt - Handel????????? |
1981 Easter | Requiem - Brahms |
1980 Christmas | Requiem - Mozart |
1980 Easter | Te Deum - Haydn |
The 1970's |
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1979 Christmas | Messiah - Handel |
1979 Easter | Te Deum - Haydn |
1978 Christmas | Creation - Haydn |
1978 Easter | |
1977 Christmas | Choral Fantasia - Beethoven |
Mass in G - Schubert With the Northallerton Choral Society | |
Dixit Dominus - Handel | |
1977 Easter | Song of Destiny - Brahms |
1976 Christmas | |
1976 Easter | St. John's Passion - Bach |
1975 Christmas | |
1975 Easter | Requiem - Faure |
1974 Christmas | |
1974 Easter | Elijah - Mendelssohn |
1973 Christmas | An Evening of Carols in the Gilling West Old People's Home |
1973 Easter | |
1972 Christmas | Carols in the Castle Grounds |
1972 Easter | Gloria - Vivaldi |
1971 Christmas | Fantasia on Christmas Carols - R. Vaughan Williams |
1971 Easter | Requiem - Faure |
Carmen (Concert version) - Bizet | |
1970 Christmas | |
1970 Easter | Missa Brevis - Mozart |
Mannine????(somebody email me what this is) - Brahms | |
Jesu Joy and Ave Verum - Mozart | |
The 1960's |
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1969 Christmas | |
1969 Easter | The King Shall Rejoice - Handel |
The Music Makes - Elgar | |
Six Shakespeare Songs - Shaw | |
1968 Christmas | |
1968 Easter | St. Mark's Passion - Wood |
1967 Christmas | Christmas Cantata - Harrison |
On Christmas Night - Wolfe | |
Nun's Priest's Tale - Jacobs | |
A selection of part songs - various | |
1964 (Nov) | Messiah - With the Methodist Church Choir |
Mass in Ab - Schubert | |
Requiem - Faure | |
1964 Easter | In Windsor Forrest - R. Vaughan Williams |
Just So Songs - German | |
Vocal Pavane - Rowley | |
1963 (Aprill) | Winter and Spring - Schubert |
In London Town - German | |
Songs of Farewell - Parry | |
1962 (Dec) | Song of Destiny - Brahms |
Christmas Cantata - Bush with Carol Andrews as the soloist | |
1962 (March) | Requiem - Mozart |
1960 (Mar) | A promenade concert with the Garrison Choral Society and The Royal Signals Orchestra |
Others Dates |
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1959 | Saint Nicholas - Britten |
Fantasia on Christmas Carols - R. Vaughan Williams | |
1952 | St John's Passion - Bach |
1951 | Merrie England - German (cancelled) |
1950 (Dec) | Christmas Music |
1950 (Mar) | Acis and Galatea - Handel |
1949 (Dec) | The Christmas Oratorio - Bach |
1949 (May) | Light of Life - Elgar |
Five Mystical Songs - R. Vaughan Williams | |
1947 (Dec) | Messiah - Handel |
1947 (April) | Tom Jones - German |
1946 (April) | St. John's passion - Bach |
1946 (Feb) | Elijah - Mendelssohn |
1945 (Dec) | The Messiah - Handel |
1945 (Mar) | The Creation - Haydn |
1945 (Feb) | Requiem - Mozart |
1944 (Dec) | The Messiah - Handel |
1941 (Mar) | Elijah - Mendelssohn |
1940 (May) | Merrie England - German |
1940(March) | Requiem - Brahms |
1939 | King Olaf - Elgar |
1938 (Mar) | Hiawatha - Coleridge Taylor |
1937 (Mar) | The Light of Life - Elgar |
1936 (Feb) | The Highwayman - Gibbs |
Songs of the Sean - Stanford | |
In the Windsor Forrest - R. Vaughan Williams | |
1935 (Mar) | The Coffee Cantata - Bach |
Songs of the Bavarian Highlands - Elgar | |
1934 (Feb) | Acis and Galatea - Handel |
1932 | Richmondshire Choral Society "disbanded owing to the lack of numbers" |
1931 | St. Mark's Passion - Wood |
1930 (Nov) | Full Chorus rehearsals abandoned due to lack of tenors |
Various part songs for female voices | |
1930 (Feb) | Various Part song for female voices and included a Folk Song Suite for Strings composed by Dr. A.J. Bull |
1930 | Soloman - Handel (Concert cancelled "The Society struggled for many weeks to keep going and then owing to the lack of support in the tenor line the full chorus had to be abandoned" |
1929 | Requiem - Brahms (not performed because of illness among the members of the choir) |
1929 (Feb) | News from Whydah - Gardiner |
Blest Pair of Sirens - Parry | |
1928 (Mar) | St. John's Passion - Bach |
1928 (Feb) | Spring from the Seasons - Haydn |
Towards the Unknown Region - R. Vaughan Williams | |
1927 (April) | St. John's Passion - Bach |
1927 (Feb) | The Pied Piper of Hamlin - Parry |
The Dirge for Two Veterans - Stanford | |
1926 | The Spirit of England - Elgar |
1925 (Dec) | Messiah Part 1 - Handel |
1925 | Requiem - Brahms |
1924 (Dec) | Fantasia on Christmas Carols - R. Vaughan Williams |
1924 | Songs of Farewell - Parry |
Songs of the Open Air - Dear | |
1923 | Messiah - Handel |
1923 | Song of Destiny - Brahms |
1922 | Music Makers - Elgar |
1920 | An Ode for St. Cecilia Day - Parry |
Songs of the Fleet - Stanford | |
1919 | Madrigals and part songs |
1914/15 | Martyr of Antioch - Sullivan - Again I don't think there was a performance because of the lack of attendance due to the war. |
1913 | Martyr of Antioch - Sullivan - I'm not sure if this was ever performed as the conductor (Mr. Brown) discontinued the practices (as of 13th December 1913) and went of to a nursing home. The minutes of the 6th of May 1914 mention his appointment to Grantham. |
1913 | The Sun Worshipers - Thomas? |
Ode to the Passions - Cowen | |
1912 | The Crusaders - Gade |
1911 (Feb) | The Page and the King's Daughter - Volbach (with orchestra) |
1909 | Launda Sion - Mendelssohn |
1908 | Hiawatha Wedding Feast - Coleridge Taylor (composed in 1899) |
1906 | Inchcape Rock - Bridge. With orchestra, and various other part songs |
1905 (Dec) | Launda Sion - Mendelssohn |
1903 (Dec) | Various part songs and instrumental soloists |
1903 | Elijah - Mendelssohn |
1902 | Christus - Mendelssohn with Northallerton Choral Society |
1902 | Various part songs, instrumental trios and solos |
1900 | Choruses from Ode on St. Cecilia's Day - Handel |
1898 (April) | The Last Judgement - Spohr |
1897 | The Last Judgement - Spohr |
1897 (April) | Samson - Handel |
1896 | The Seasons - Handel |
1896 | Come Let Us Sing- Mendelssohn |
1895 | The Rose Maiden. Concert abandoned due to Mr. Ellis being ill? |
1894 (Dec) | Erl King's Daughter - Gade |
1893 (Dec) | Hymn of Praise - Mendelssohn |
The Rose Maiden | |
1891 (May) | The Messiah - Handel |
1880 (April) | Athalie - Mendelssohn |
1879 | Bride of Dunkerron - Smart |
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Our next concert on Saturday 7th December. The choir is looking forward to performing under the baton of our new musical director Ben Noble and invite you to join us in a Christmas Concert with a difference. For many people Christmas is as much a time of remembrance as celebration or feasting and we begin with the Faure Requiem which Faure himself described as 'a lullaby of death'. This well known, serene and beautiful work will be followed by Christmas music and carols which sustain the peaceful and contemplative nature of the concert. The wonderful accoustics of St Mary's Church are made for evenings like this.
We look forward to seeing you at St Mary's Church, Richmond.
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