Meetings are normally held at North Warwickshire and Hinckley College,
London Rd.
Hinckley
from 7.00pm to 9.00pm.
Reception will tell you which room.
Car parking is available and the room is accessible to wheelchairs.

Details of membership may be obtained from the Secretary:

Cliff Surch
13 Gopsall Road
Hinckley Leics. LE10 0DY

2010
21 September
Masquerade
The season commences with a selection of pieces from
Stan Adams in which all may not be as it seems.
5 October
Play it by Number
A lucky (or unlucky?) dip in which other members select a number which represents a disc in Jack Matlock's music library; Jack chooses the track.
19 October
Video
A sound and vision spectacular featuring the Italian mezzo Cecilia Barton singing virtuoso arias, filmed in an Italian palazzo and its garden.
2 November
Member's Choice
An opportunity for members to play anything they fancy;
first choice for those who are not presenting a programme.
16 November
Beside the Deep Blue Sea
We welcome back once more an old friend of the society, Neil Crutchley, who will take us on a nostalgic trip to the lost world of the seaside orchestras.
30 November
Seasonal Fare
Thelma Burchnall makes her presentational debut with a
survey of music depicting the progression through the year.
14 December

Christmas Party
Members choose and play their choice of favourites,
not necessarily related to Christmas, but hopefully of a festive character.
With a buffet contributed by members.

2011
4 January
Music and Art
Jean Wallace invites us to a gallery of paintings inspired
by music and music inspired by paintings.
18 January

Merrie England
A detailed consideration of Edward German's once
popular operetta presented by Michael Cox.
This will be our annual theme evening with a buffet of
English artisan produced food and drink.

1 February
These I have Loved
Cliff Surch presents a selection of music which has proved to
have staying power; having given enjoyment over a lifetime.
15 February
Vintage Beethoven
Mick Birchall selects excerpts from some fine recordings of the
master's works, collected over a period of more than half a century.
1 March

Encounters
Our second debutante Jean Dickens presents a
selection of items which evoke memories for her.

15 March
A Musical Alphabet
Scrabble star Mary Hill embarks on the first stage of a voyage which will call on each letter in the name of a composer, performer or work title.
5 April
All Their Own Work
Fred Hams introduces recordings of composers
playing or conducting their own music.
17 May
Annual General Meeting

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