Looking Ahead

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Past History

The Needwood Singers began over 40 years ago as an evening class with just four members, and has grown over the years to over thirty, with Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass voices. The group was formed in 1972, when a resident of Barton under Needwood requested Stanley Langford to take over a night school choral class at the John Taylor High School. Of course he agreed, and that resident became one of the four founder members of the Needwood Singers. The numbers gradually increased over the years.

Some memorable concerts have been held with chamber orchestra and professional soloists:

Handel’s Samson at St Peters Church Stapenhill.

Magical Magnificats at Shenstone St Johns.

The Needwood Singers and Orchestra present Mozart's Solemn Vespers
The Needwood Singers present their 2025 Christmas Concert
The Needwood Singers present Summertime, their Summer Concert for 2025.
The Needwood Singers perform Handel's Messiah and Bach's God's Time Is The Best
The Needwood Singers Christmas Concert for 2024 will be Carols by Candlelight on 15th December
The Needwood Singers present Summer Serenade 2024. Light choral music for the summer season with Tutbury Sax.
The Needwood singers and Orchestra perform Haydn's Nelson Mass and Schubert's Mass In G
The Needwood Singers present September Song. A concert of light music for the Autumn Season.
The Needwood Singers and Loughborough Male Voice Choir perform Magic Moments
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Requiem
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The Needwood Singers present Summer Song
The Needwood Singers present Gloria and Magnificat (Vivaldi) and Requiem (Faure)
Carols by Candlelight 2021
The Needwood Singers present Carols by Candlelight
The Needwood Singers and St Michael's Girls' Choir present September Serenade
The Needwood Singers present Magic Moments
Haydn Schubert Rutter
Stainer's Crucifixion
Carols by Candlelight
Summertime
Rossini's Petite Messe Solennelle
Mozart Requiem
Handel's Samson
Haydn Imperial Nelson Mass and Schubert Mass in D