On Sunday 29th August at 2:30pm at Cambridge Town Hall (and on Saturday 28th August at 5:00pm at St Peter’s Cathedral, Hamilton) the Hamilton Civic Choir warmly welcomes you to enjoy a few of our favourite short songs from over the past few years. 

We present a concert which is sure to warm everyone’s spirits through this chilly winter season, featuring music that audiences and choristers have enjoyed. The concert ranges from some of the very earliest music in the choral repertoire, including Orlando Gibbon’s Madrigal “The Silver Swan”, and the playful and flirtatious pastoral “Fair Phyllis I Saw” by John Farmer, to American classics and spirituals “Wade in the Water” arranged by Mark Hayes, and the heartbreaking “Shenandoah” arranged by James Erb, all the way to contemporary choral favourites, including “Sure on this Shining Night” by Morten Lauridsen, “Ubi Caritas” by Ola Gjelo and the nostalgic “Goodnight Dear Heart” by Dan Forrest.

We are directed for this concert by the youthful and vibrant Nicholas Forbes, who is sure to bring a new vision to these staples of our repertoire – ensuring a fresh sound for you all, and a concert that will bring the warmth of music to a cold winter weekend!