Cornovian Singers perform about 10 events annually mainly at churches in the Shrewsbury area.
Our most recent event was Saturday 21st March - a concert of music celebrating William Tyndale and Thomas Cranmer at St Michael's Church, Ford (Shropshire).
Hi Paul,
Just wanted to offer a huge thank you to you and the Cornovian Singers for the wonderful concert you provided dor St Michael's Church on Saturday afternoon.
The ‘history chat’ was very interesting and it was evident that you were very knowledgeable and passionate on the subject of Tyndale and Cranmer.
The choir was a joy to listen to and so was the choice of music.
I hope you all enjoyed your time with us at Ford, and look forward to another event later in the year. We have a PCC meeting on the 13th April and I will ask for some possible dates and then get back to you.
Very best wishes
Jenny
Events for 'Autumn Term' 2025 include:
Saturday 20th December at 4 pm - Carol Service at All Saints Worthen with Brian Cottle (organ)
Sunday 14th December at 4 pm - Carol service at Holy Trinity Yockleton with Sian West (organ)
Sunday 7th December at 10 am - Advent Carol Service at Pontesbury Congregational Chapel.
Sunday 26th October at 5 pm: Psalms - an evening service at Yockleton Church, based on the psalms, and the development of early hymnody. Including favourite Welsh hymns to sing, and featuring the first performance of a brand new setting of Psalm 121 written for us.
Our most recent event was Saturday 21st March - a concert of music celebrating William Tyndale and Thomas Cranmer at St Michael's Church, Ford (Shropshire).
Hi Paul,
Just wanted to offer a huge thank you to you and the Cornovian Singers for the wonderful concert you provided dor St Michael's Church on Saturday afternoon.
The ‘history chat’ was very interesting and it was evident that you were very knowledgeable and passionate on the subject of Tyndale and Cranmer.
The choir was a joy to listen to and so was the choice of music.
I hope you all enjoyed your time with us at Ford, and look forward to another event later in the year. We have a PCC meeting on the 13th April and I will ask for some possible dates and then get back to you.
Very best wishes
Jenny
Events for 'Autumn Term' 2025 include:
Saturday 20th December at 4 pm - Carol Service at All Saints Worthen with Brian Cottle (organ)
Sunday 14th December at 4 pm - Carol service at Holy Trinity Yockleton with Sian West (organ)
Sunday 7th December at 10 am - Advent Carol Service at Pontesbury Congregational Chapel.
Sunday 26th October at 5 pm: Psalms - an evening service at Yockleton Church, based on the psalms, and the development of early hymnody. Including favourite Welsh hymns to sing, and featuring the first performance of a brand new setting of Psalm 121 written for us.
Cornovian Singers at Shrewsbury Abbey on 10th May 2024. Tourists were delighted with a programme of a capella singing in this delightful setting, including anthems by Bach, Wesley, psalms, settings of Ave Maria, Sanctus, Cantate Domino and some Gregorian Chant.
Cornovian Singers followed this up with 'Times and Seasons', given on 25th May, 2024 at All Saints Worthen, a fundraising event for the benefit of this historic Church. This very popular concert took listeners on a journey through the Church Calendar, blending music and words, Christian traditions, history and folklore.
Times and Seasons included first public performances of some new music written especially for our choir. The Worthen event raised £687 for church funds, and was been so successful that we repeated it (with variations) at several different venues this summer.
Cornovian Singers followed this up with 'Times and Seasons', given on 25th May, 2024 at All Saints Worthen, a fundraising event for the benefit of this historic Church. This very popular concert took listeners on a journey through the Church Calendar, blending music and words, Christian traditions, history and folklore.
Times and Seasons included first public performances of some new music written especially for our choir. The Worthen event raised £687 for church funds, and was been so successful that we repeated it (with variations) at several different venues this summer.