WELCOME TO CANTATE CHOIR

 

The Cantate Choir is a local amenity choir based in the Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, and Tunbridge Wells areas. We perform a wide repertoire of well-known and new pieces from across the centuries.

OUR NEXT CONCERT

O Radiant Dawn

Music for our Future

Saturday 16th November 2024 – St. Mary, Kippington

Organist: Benjamin Frost

Our Autumn concert brings you music by contemporary composers including Macmillan, Whitacre and Dove. The programme presents a variety of wonderful pieces exploring spiritual and secular subjects, bringing new sound worlds to settings from the Bible, Latin Hymns and Spanish Renaissance folk songs as well as the poetry of Marlowe and Whitman. From shining nights to radiant dawns we offer you music for our future.

FOR MORE DETAILS ON THE CONCERT AND TICKETS CLICK HERE

 
 
 
Photo from our recent performance
of Christmas Oratorio
at St Peter and St Paul’s Church, Tonbridge,
with Vivace! period instrument ensemble and guest soloists.
 

Under Robin Walker’s leadership, the choir has grown in stature, achieving standards of which its members are justly proud. In 2014 we were particularly delighted to win Top Choir Kent. The choir’s desire to reach new levels of excellence is driven by the warm support of its loyal and growing audience. We thank you for this and very much hope that you will continue to enjoy our concerts.

Cantate Choir in between services at Rochester Cathedral, Kent

Please enjoy reading about our forthcoming concerts, or reminisce over some of our past performances. For those who enjoy Sara Kemsley’s excellent programme notes, they can be found by clicking on the event listed in Previous Concerts. To find out about the interesting things we have been up and see some photos of us in action have a look at our news section.

Top Choir Kent logo
Winners of Top Choir Kent 2014
Cantate Choir in December 2014

Follow us on twitter @CantateChoirSev and Facebook at Cantate Choir (Kent)

 

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a Sevenoaks-based choral group seeking to achieve the highest possible standards of performance from the sung repertoire