Summer Lunchtime Concerts
Another series of short lunchtime concerts is to take place in church on the following Tuesdays in this summer, from 12:30 to 1pm. Entry is free, with a retiring collection in aid of repairs to our church (to make our tower watertight and to repair timber damage):
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16 June |
Kadenza |
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23 June |
Brian Sawyer: Organ Recital |
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30 June |
Steyning Primary School |
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7 July |
Steyning Strummers and Singers |
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14 July |
Michael Brierley, Baritone |
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21 July |
Cantatrice |
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28 July |
Sing Out Sister |
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4 August |
Tredici Wind Ensemble |
Please scroll down to see our two July Saturday concerts.
Forthcoming Concerts
Saturday, 4 July (6pm): Jazz Vespers by Riverboat Shuffle. Traditional Jazz and Spirituals to lift your heart and get you tapping your feet! – in aid of Family Support Work. Tickets £15 to include a welcome drink on arrival, available from the Steyning Bookshop on the High Street. There will be generous hampers and other prizes to be won in the interval raffle.
Saturday, 11 July (5pm): Kaleidoscope: Supported by a string quartet and directed by Zoe Peate, we will hear Pergolesi’s Magnificat and works by Rutter, Holst and Vivaldi. Tickets £15 (under-18s free) from the Steyning Bookshop, on the door, or you can book online here.
Saturday, 5 September (1pm): A programme of English music featuring the song cycle ‘On Wenlock Edge’ by Ralph Vaughan Williams. John Twitchen, tenor; Helen Ridout, piano; and the Florentine String Quartet. Tickets £15 from the Steyning Bookshop. Pick up a flyer from church for more details, including a companion concert in Henfield St Peter on 29 August, with a programme of flute and piano music. Or click here (and scroll down) for details of both of these concerts.
Past Concerts
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Organ Extravaganza
Performed by Brian Sawyer on 1 June 2004 at Steyning Parish Church
(Audio recording)
A selection of favourite organ pieces, introduced and played by Brian Sawyer, director of music at St Andrew’s and St Cuthman’s Church in Steyning, as part of the Steyning Festival 2004.