Wellington Choral Society
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CONCERT VENUE St. John the Baptist Church, 5, Church Fields, Wellington. TA21 8QY At 7.00 pm Accompanist - we are recruiting The choir are looking to appoint a new accompanist for the beginning of the September 2026 singing season. A role description and more information about this opportunity are included in the link here. REHEARSAL VENUE The Prep School Hall, Wellington School, South Street. Wellington. TA21 8NT. Wednesdays 7.30 -9.30pm FUTURE EVENTS 2026-2027Season Mozart Mass in C Minor Mozart Ave Verum Corpus Mozart Agnus Dei from the Coronation Mass Saturday 28 November 2026 at 7.00pm at St John the Baptist Church Rehearsals start on 9 September 2026 2027-2028 Season Dvorak: Stabat Mater Saturday 20 March 2027 at 7.00pm at St John the Baptist Church Rehearsals start on Wednesday 6 January 2027 Printed tickets will be available from choir members and on the door. There may be further outlets to add as the Committee decide. Would You Like to Join Wellington Choral Society ? We are a friendly, non-auditioned choir of around seventy to eighty members incorporating a wide range of ages and abilities. We are always keen to have new singers to join us. If you are interested please click HERE for more information and membership form. Registered Charity No 1051501
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We are now looking forward to our 2026/27 singing season after a very successful season in 2025/26. In 2025/26 we performed Handel’s Messiah, Britten St Nicolas and Brahms Requiem to sold out audiences.
In 2026/27 we are looking forward to singing Mozart Mass in C Minor, Mozart Ave Verum Corpus and Mozart Agnus Dei from the Coronation Mass. The Mass in C Minor is considered one of Mozart’s greatest work with some wonderful choruses for the choir to sing. We will be performing with an orchestra and soloists. Laurence Blyth our Music Director will guide us in learning these wonderful choral works. Do come and join us. It is a chance to give us a try and see if you like what we do. We are a friendly choir and welcome new singers.You do not need to be able to read music.
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