Gabriel FaurÃ©'s Requiem - Sunday 2nd October, 7.30pm

PUBLISHED: 15:05 23 September 2011 | UPDATED: 20:02 20 February 2013

Join us to sing at a charity performance of Gabriel FaurÃ©'s Requiem or join us to listen, and be part of the annual Classic FM charity initiative 123sing!

Join us to sing at a charity performance of Gabriel FaursRequiem or join us to listen, and be part of the annual Classic FM charity initiative 123sing!

All proceeds go to a charity for music therapy for disadvantaged and disabled children.

St Nicholas Church, Ash, Sandwich CT3 2EN

Sunday 2nd October,

7.30pm

Director:

Benedict Preece

Organist:

Michael Cooke

â— We will be rehearsing in AshChurch from 4.30pm so, if youd like to sing, please come along and join in.

There will be a retiring collection suggested minimum donation 5 perperson.

For more details of the initiative, please visithttp://123sing.classicfm.com/

For further information, please contact: Geraldine Wyant, Choir Administrator, 01227 721319, or visit www.eastbridgechorale.com

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