A group of school children sitting on a sculpture at Snape Maltings

Spring Concert

A collection of performances by Ipswich School Chapel Choir, Orchestras, Big Band, Brass Ensembles, Ipswich Preparatory School Orchestra and Chamber Choir.

For this event only, the concession price applies to over–65s and those in full-time education.

Ipswich School Chapel Choir
Ipswich Preparatory School Orchestra
Chamber Choir

John Williams:
Fanfare – Imperial March from The Empire Strikes Back (4’)
Walton:
Crown Imperial (7’)
Bruch:
Violin Concerto, 1st Movement (7’)
arr. Prep Chamber Choir:
Hey Dumba and Praise You (5’)
arr. Ben Parry:
Chiquitita (2’)
Vivaldi:
Spring and The Hunt (from The Four Seasons) (4’)
Ellis:
Clapping Song (1’)
Mozart:
Oboe Concerto in C major, 1st Movement (5’)
Nystedt:
Laudate (4’)
Brahms:
How lovely are thy dwellings (4’)
Barber:
Adagio for Strings (8’)
Rossini:
William Tell Overture (4’)
Tchaikovsky:
Violin Concerto in D major, 2nd Movement (6’)
Fauré:
Cantique de Jean Racine (5’)
arr. Pacey:
Boy (4’)
Stevens:
Hawaii Five-O (3’)
Paul Simon:
Bridge Over Troubled Water (2’)
Mercury, arr. Mark Rymer:
Don't Stop Me Now (4’)

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