Eternal light – Saturday 25th February 2022 7.30pm

Howells: Requiem
Dove: Into Thy Hands
& music by Elgar, Stanford, Harris & more

Saturday 25th February 2023 at Holy Trinity and St Jude’s Church, Free School Lane, Halifax HX1 2XE

Entrance is by donation for church and choir funds, suggested at £10

Refreshments available after the concert

Remembrance and Renewal – Saturday 13th November 2021 7.30pm

An evening of remembrance and renewal featuring music by Elgar – Barber – Pearsall – Guy – Rheinberger

Saturday 13th November at Holy Trinity and St Jude’s Church, Free School Lane, Halifax HX1 2XE

Entrance is FREE, with a retiring collection for church and choir funds.

Refreshments available after the concert

Bach – St John Passion Saturday 31st March 2018 4pm

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Rescheduled from Passion Sunday to Saturday 31st March at Huddersfield Parish Church 4pm.

Bach – St John Passion.
Directed by Bridget Budge.  Organ – Richard Quarmby.

No tickets needed – just turn up.  Retiring collection in aid of church funds.

Interval refreshments available.

By kind permission of the vicar and churchwardens.

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A celebration of English song

Thursday 30th March 2017

7.30pm

Join the choir to explore English music from Byrd, Morley, Bantock, Moeran, Stanford, Bath and Finzi.

Heritage Quay, Schwann Building, University of Huddersfield, Queensgate HD1 3DH
Map and directions

Tickets £10 (£8 concessions) including refreshments.
Available on the door.

Free parking available on campus or in Market Hall multi-storey (5 minutes walk).

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Saturday 22nd October 2016 7.30pm Guests of Huddersfield Voices

Orion Chamber Choir is pleased to join Huddersfield Voices for their autumn concert at Gledholt Methodist Church.

Our contribution to the programme will include

Gerald Finzi “Seven Poems of Robert Bridges” – ‘a wide-ranging quintessentially English setting of lyrical poetry by Robert Bridges, resulting in seven of the finest unaccompanied part songs of the period.’

Morten Lauridsen “Nocturnes” – ‘a triptych of settings of Rilke, Pablo Neruda and James Agee … all three brimful of the exquisite beauty that is Lauridsen’s special possession’ (Manchester Evening News)

Here’s a reminder of our performance of one of the Noctures from September 2015