Exeter Chamber Choir
The
Choir was formed in 1997 from a nucleus of leading Devon-based singers
previously under the direction of composer-conductor Antony le Fleming.
The
Choir’s repertoire includes works with orchestra, new commissions and
masterpieces from the Renaissance to the present day. The Choir
performs at venues across Devon, including Buckfast Abbey, Dartington
Great Hall and Exeter Cathedral, as well as further afield.
Should
you be interested in joining, the Exeter Chamber Choir is always
pleased to hear from experienced singers with clear voices and good
sight-reading ability. Please write to Norman Waldron, Secretary, 44,
Northleat Avenue, Paignton. TQ3 3UG.
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details of forthcoming concerts and to join our mailing list please
provide us with your e-mail address using this e-mail link admin@exeterchamberchoir.co.uk |
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Andrew Daldorph |
Andrew Daldorph A former pupil of Tiffin Boys School, Kingston, Andrew Daldorph graduated with a first class honours degree from the University of Southampton in
1993. He took up the post of organ scholar at Guildford Cathedral and subsequently gained Fellowship of the Royal College of Organists.
Andrew took lessons from some of the country's most eminent organists,
including Peter Hurford, David Hill, David Sanger and Dame Gillian
Weir, and on the harpsichord he has studied under David Woolley. He
frequently gives recitals and has played for concerts and services in
concert halls and cathedrals throughout the country.
Andrew
is an organist, harpsichordist and conductor and performs regularly as
a soloist and continuo player. Recent appearances include Exeter and
Guildford Cathedrals, Bath Abbey and l'Auditoria de Girona, Spain. He
is a director of the semi-professional choir Musica Prattica and
conductor of the East Devon Choral Society and the Exeter Chamber
Choir. Andrew teaches piano and organ privately and at Exeter School.
To relax he enjoys playing jazz piano with his trio at functions across
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