Christmas Concert
THE FEILDING MUSIC SOCIETY CHRISTMAS CONCERT
The Feilding Music Society are holding their annual Christmas Concert at Knox Presbyterian Church Feilding at 7-45 pm on December 6th Tickets $3 available at the door.
Knox Church is on North Street near the junction with Kimbolton Road.
The theme for this year is
“INTERNATIONAL CHRISTMAS”
but there will still be opportunities for you to sing some of the well-known carols.
The items for the concert are provided
by members of the society along with two local choirs
“The FMS Quavers” and “The Old Crotchets.”
They will be performing individually
and they are also combining to both open and close the concert.
The items provided by members will include
a piano duet organ solos and an organ piano duet
The concert will be followed by a supper.
ALL WELCOME
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