Cantorum Choir: Forty voices raised in hope

Cantorum Choir is at All Saint’s Church, Marlow on Saturday, October 14

Staff reporter

Staff reporter

10:21AM, Friday 06 October 2017

Cantorum Choir: Forty voices raised in hope

A choir will help worthy causes next week with a church-based performance.

Cookham-based Cantorum Choir, which features about 40 voices, hope to raise money for homeless charity Crisis and the Alzheimer’s Society.

Its profits this year go to the two charities.

The group will perform a new commission by composer Alexander Campkin, who has been commissioned by the Royal Opera House and the London Mozart Players.

It will take place at All Saint’s Church in Marlow High Street.

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