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    Norfolk’s leading amateur chamber choir

  • ETT Photography Keswick Hall Choir 27

    Norfolk’s leading amateur chamber choir

  • ETT Photography Keswick Hall Choir 37

    Norfolk’s leading amateur chamber choir

We have an exciting programme planned for our 2024/2025 season starting with our concert on 23rd Nov featuring Requiems by John Rutter and Gabriel Fauré, as well as Herbert Howells’ Take Him, Earth for Cherishing, written in memory of John F. Kennedy.

 

On 22nd February we will be performing a selection of unaccompanied repertoire from around the globe, including Barber’s choral arrangement of his Adagio for Strings, with music by Byrd, Grieg, Poulenc, Elgar, Palestrina and others.’

David Acapella

Our next concert:

A cappella - Saturday 22 February 2025 -

Saturday 22nd February

Venue: St Peter Mancroft Church, Norwich, NR2 1QZ

Time: 7.00 pm

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We are always looking for new members.

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Our audience says

  • ETT Photography Keswick Hall Choir 30

    I did not realise that there was a choir of this standard in Norfolk! I am so impressed. Wonderful!

    Chloe, Norwich
  • ETT Photography Keswick Hall Choir 9

    I lived in London for many years and travel back to concerts regularly. It is fantastic to hear this choir, which is such a high standard on my doorstep. 

    Stephen, Norwich
  • ETT Photography Keswick Hall Choir 23

    Wonderful concert. The Poulenc was divine!

    Pete, Noriwich
  • ETT Photography Keswick Hall Choir 73

    Superb concert, thoroughly enjoyable. It is great to see the choir supporting young and local composers. The Seb Johnson piece was beautiful. So atmospheric in the Cathedral too. 

    Dan, Norwich
  • ETT Photography Keswick Hall Choir 15

    I have been a loyal “groupie” attending Keswick choir performances in Norfolk for many years. I would describe much of the last concert as truly beautiful and perhaps even sublime.

    Jean, Norwich
  • The setting of the Roman Catholic Cathedral was perfect for the hauntingly beautiful music.  It sounded magical.

    Robert, Norwich