On Saturday, January 25, a handful of Brighton’s LGBTQ+ choirs will come together to celebrate 200 years of St George’s Church in Kemptown. This is a free event; book your spot HERE Join Rainbow Chorus, Resound and Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus for a special choral performance celebrating the ‘60s and ‘70s era and the diversity […]
Join Brighton & Hove’s LGBTQ+ Rainbow Chorus on Saturday, December 10 at St George’s Church in Kemptown, as they continue to celebrate their 25th anniversary with 25 at Christmas; a tinsel-tastic mix of old and new classics and a sprinkling of festive fun!
Following on from an open-air performance in Barcelona, Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus (BrightonGMC) are back in their home city and ready to make the yuletide gay!
Rainbow Chorus dished up a sumptuous table of musical delights in their Phantom Festivities concert at the packed-to the rafters St George’s Church, Kemptown.
Matt Haig, the Brighton-based author behind the best selling memoir Reasons to Stay Alive will join Green MP Caroline Lucas in conversation at exclusive event on July 5 in Brighton.At the evening event, at St George’s Church, Kemptown, they will discuss how we can learn to cope in a world dominated by climate crisis, fake news and political breakdown.
Join the Rainbow Chorus on June 29 at St George’s Church Kemptown, for a sumptuous selection of songs for a summer’s eve! They have a true smorgasbord for you this season, from beautiful classics (Time to Say Goodbye, Shenandoah) to classic standards (Pie Jesu) and soothing melodies (Seal Lullaby) to stirring anthems (Bohemian Rhapsody) and many others—there really will be something for everyone.
The Rainbow Chorus Christmas concert tonight at St Georges Church in Kemptown has been cancelled at the last minute due to the church being flooded.
I have to remind myself that this diverse and inclusive singing group is an amateur non – audition choir where some members can’t read music. That makes their latest concert all the more remarkable because they opened the event with a beautiful and sensitive rendition of the phenomenally tricky Faure Requiem.
Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus prepares to celebrate Brighton Pride in style with their new production, Showtime. For its Pride show 2017 the Chorus has chosen a new format to showcase its talent and celebrate the rich diversity of musicals and show tunes.
For one night only on Saturday, July 15 the Rainbow Chorus presents Classics to Classical featuring a spectrum of music from Faure to Freddie Mercury. This unique production will showcase the wide range of talent in this increasingly diverse choir with something for everyone to enjoy.
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