Come And Sing Messiah: Saturday, 10-3-2012, 19.00 pm.
Burgess Hill Fair Trade Festival: Come and Sing Messiah
Katherine Nicholas ' soprano
Hannah Summers ' mezzo soprano
John Grave ' tenor
Douglas Rice-Bowen ' baritone
Nicholas Houghton ' organ
John Walker ' piano
Sussex Chorus
Neil Jenkins ' conductor
Tickets £10
Come And Sing Messiah at St. Andrews Church in Burgess Hill, Sussex on Saturday, 10 March 2012.
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