Croydon Bach Choir June Concert: Brahms Requiem Op.45,
Love Song Waltzes Op. 52.
Belinda Evans Soprano,
Dhilan Gnanadurai - Baritone.
With duet piano accompaniment played by:
Caroline Jaya-Ratnam
William Munks
Tim Horton - Conductor
Tickets available in advance from
020 8405 2172
or at the door.
http://www.croydonbachchoir.org/
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