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Anglian Singers

(Conductor Jonathan Dodd)

Present

their new 2026 summer programme...

A mix of sacred and secular music including:

Missa in Honorem Sanctissimae Trinitatis – Mozart

A Medley from Showboat

Music by the Beatles

plus choral pieces by

Parry, Elgar, Thomas Morley & Eric Whitacre

Venues:

Friday 19th June 2026 at 7pm

St Peter's Church, Newmarket Road, Cringleford, Norwich, NR4 6UE

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Tickets: TBC

Further details will be made available nearer the time,  however if you need any more info, please contact St Peter’s Parish Office, 01603 259138 or email church.cringleford@tiscali.co.uk

Car parking: TBC 

Saturday 4th July 2026 at 7pm

St Mary & St Margaret's Church

Church Lane, Sprowston, Norfolk, NR7 8AU

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Alternative map if needed.

Tickets: TBC 

Parking: is available in the car park beyond the church & the cemetery.

More details will be made available nearer the time.

Future Concerts

Our Christmas concert date has been confirmed, see below for details.  

If you would like the choir to assist you in raising funds for charitable purposes, please contact us. 

Christmas 2026

Annual Concert of Christmas Music and Carols

Friday 4th December 2026 at 7pm

The Anglian Singers will be holding their traditional Christmas concert this year.  The programme will consist of some well known and loved Christmas music and carols, interspersed with some readings and poems.  As always there will be some audience participation.

Please come and support the choir.  The details are as follows:

Venue:

St Andrew's Church, Eaton

41 Church Lane, Eaton, Norwich, NR4 6NW

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See map.

Alternative map if needed.

Tickets: TBC

Car parking: there will be plenty of street parking available near to the church as spaces in the car park are very limited. There is one disabled car parking space near to the church, next to the path. This will be on a first come, first served basis. A torch may be useful as the path to the church is not well lit.