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New Year, New Plans
We start 2020 with new members on the committee, and plans for 4 concerts in Mortimer, including three at St John's Church in March, October and December, and one performing at the VE Day Anniversary Celebration event in May.
We hope to see lots of new people in the audience discovering some of the wide range of live music taking place in the village throughout the year.
We start 2020 with new members on the committee, and plans for 4 concerts in Mortimer, including three at St John's Church in March, October and December, and one performing at the VE Day Anniversary Celebration event in May.
We hope to see lots of new people in the audience discovering some of the wide range of live music taking place in the village throughout the year.
Award-Winning Band Members
Each year, individuals are presented with awards for both musical performance and supporting the band's activities. For 2019 our winning three band members are:
Phil Bibbings: Musician of the Year
Rob Sutton: Most Improved Musician
Mary Delaney: Overall Contribution to the Band
Congratulations to all three, pictured here with their trophies
Each year, individuals are presented with awards for both musical performance and supporting the band's activities. For 2019 our winning three band members are:
Phil Bibbings: Musician of the Year
Rob Sutton: Most Improved Musician
Mary Delaney: Overall Contribution to the Band
Congratulations to all three, pictured here with their trophies
Mortimer's Christmas Concert
We were delighted to play to a virtually full house at Mortimer's Christmas Concert on 7th December 2019. Audience members enjoyed listening to some dramatic pieces such as Philip Sparke's Hanover Festival, and Eric Whitacre's beautiful October in the first half. The 2nd half had many Christmas favourites, and the inevitable sleigh bells, which got everyone into the Christmas mood.
We were delighted to play to a virtually full house at Mortimer's Christmas Concert on 7th December 2019. Audience members enjoyed listening to some dramatic pieces such as Philip Sparke's Hanover Festival, and Eric Whitacre's beautiful October in the first half. The 2nd half had many Christmas favourites, and the inevitable sleigh bells, which got everyone into the Christmas mood.
