Musical Activities In Dane and Trent Methodist Circuit and with associates of the Circuit |
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Trinity Church Choir may sing for any of the circuit's churches and for external audiences. In addition to singing church music, they perform in styles ranging from Bach to the Blues. Each Christmas they sing extracts from Handel's Messiah. |
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Lower Withington have a very successful and active brass band who each year will: - lead the music for the annual Rogation Service. |
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Biddulph Community Marching Band |
The Community Marching Band meets on a Tuesday evening and is open to everyone who wants to have a go. It is a Can’t-Sing Choir, with drums and bugles. Contact them via the Biddulph Church Office. |
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The Biddulph Community Gospel Choir is an outreach community facing choir which is on the model of the "Can't sing Choir", building self confidence through singing. It draws its members from both the church and the community around. They meet for rehearsals on Friday. |
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The band play at special services throughout the year and for the Choir Carol Concert at Christmas. They also play at other churches on request. New musicians of any age are always welcome. |
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Biddulph
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The Biddulph Praise Band joins together with the organ to lead the music in worship. The ethos of the church is that the difference between traditional and contemporary music is not important. The group usually meet to practise on a Tuesday evening. Please check with the Church Office if you want to come along and join in. In addition, the group lead occasional evenings of new songs to extend the church’s vocabulary of songs. Details on the Biddulph events list. |
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Originally this was Trinity Church's society but has long since been open to all. Many young people are members, often graduating from Congleton's youth theatre groups. Produces one show per year, in mid March, at the Daneside Theatre, Congleton. Typically, rehearsals start in the previous November. Rehearsals are on Tuesday & Thursday evenings. Rehearsals take place at Trinity church until near show time, when the theatre is used. |