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Join ChorusUK Sheffield and Sheffield Pops Orchestra as they fly into action with their supersonic concert 'Rise of the Heroes' featuring songs Flash Gordon (Flash Gordon), Duel of the Fates (Star Wars), Men In Black (Men In Black), Dies Irae (XMen 2) and My Immortal (Daredevil)... plus many more! Date: Sunday July 3rd Time: 3pm - 5pm Venue: Sheffield City Hall, Barker's Pool, Sheffield Ticket prices from £11 to £22.50. Tickets for Rise of the Heroes (subject to booking fees) at Sheffield City Hall are available online at http://www.sheffieldcityhall.co.uk/events/rise-of-the-heroes and through the ticket hotline on 0114 2789 789; or in person at the Sheffield City Hall Box Office.

It will definitely be emotional but hopefully uplifting too :-) Requiem for a Soldier and Wherever You Are will be emotional for me ---------- Post added 15-06-2015 at 22:23 ---------- Tickets available from http://www.sheffieldcityhall.co.uk/events/Requiem-for-a-Soldier

Commemorative Concert: Requiem For A Soldier 21-Jun-15 4pm Sheffield City Hall 0114 2789789 [email protected] Tickets: £7.50 (under 14) £15/£17.50 (adults) £12/£15 (Over 60) This must see concert is brought to you by Sheffield's largest community choir, ChorusUK, and supported by the Sheffield Pops Orchestra. Chorus UK and the Sheffield Pops Orchestra are back for a wonderful performance of Requiem for a Soldier, a powerful show marking the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo. Come and join us on Father's Day for an afternoon that'll bring a tear to your eye, some joy to your heart and maybe even spark a memory or two. Nearly 200 local voices, a full orchestra and songs old and new including: Band of Brothers, Moonlight Serenade, Hymn to the Fallen, Men of Harlech (as featured in the movie Zulu), songs from Les Misérables, Wherever You Are (by the Military Wives), and Something Inside So Strong.

Come and Try Singing... Do you sing in the shower? or around the home? Have you ever wanted to try and sing in a group, meet new friends and experience the thrill of putting on a world class concert in your own city? If you answered yes to any of those questions then our ‘Come and Try Singing’ workshops are for you. Run by Andy Booth, the Musical Director of Chorus, come and learn a little about how to use your voice, sing with other 'first timers' and also more experienced people who will help you learn some of the tricks of singing with others. There is a fun atmosphere but it is a place to learn and develop within those few hours. Many of our workshop attendees have gone on to join Chorus and take part in the concerts. The next free ‘Come and Try Singing’ workshop will be held in Sheffield City Hall on 24th March between 7pm and 8.15pm. All you need is yourself, a pencil, a bottle of water and food for the lunch break. To register for this fantastic offer please go to the fono-productions co.uk website and click on free singing workshops This event is free.

Come and Try Singing... for FREE!!! Do you sing in the shower? or around the home? Have you ever wanted to try and sing in a group, meet new friends and experience the thrill of putting on a world class concert in your own city? If you answered yes to any of those questions then our ‘Come and Try Singing’ workshops are for you. Run by Andy Booth, the Musical Director of Chorus, come and learn a little about how to use your voice, sing with other 'first timers' and also more experienced people who will help you learn some of the tricks of singing with others. There is a fun atmosphere but it is a place to learn and develop within those few hours. Many of our workshop attendees have gone on to join Chorus and take part in the concerts. The next free ‘Come and Try Singing’ workshop will be held in Sheffield City Hall on 24th March between 7pm and 8.15pm. All you need is yourself, a pencil and a bottle of water. To register for this fantastic offer please go to the fono-productions co.uk website and click on 'free singing workshops'! This event is free! ---------- Post added 21-03-2015 at 19:15 ---------- It is totally free - what do you have to lose? You can sing with the established choir and learn which vocal group you belong to - are you a soprano, alto, tenor or bass?