News Archive - May 2008
Choir Concert - Fri 16th May
The Consort of Scholars (a group of singers mainly comprising current and former Choral Scholars of Royal Holloway, University of London) will be performing a concert on 16th May from 7.30pm at St Mary's Church Studham.
Tickets are £12.50 (includes a glass of wine) from Eric Jacoby (01582 872872) or Loraine Milmer (01582 873921).
Programme
- 1st Half - Sacred music for Voice: "Music from Ascension Day to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary"
- 2nd Half - "Music for a Summer Evening"
The Consort of Scholars
The Consort of Scholars is a group of singers mainly comprising current and former Choral Scholars of Royal Holloway, University of London. The Consort gave its first concert in the Chapel at Royal Holloway in March 2007, with a programme of music for the Lenten period, entitled "In the Shadow of the Cross". Future plans include a week singing the services in the Cathedral in St. David's, Wales, during the summer, and a concert for the Christmas season in the London area.
Soprano: Rebecca Henning, Kirsty Kinge, Amanda Michell
Alto: Amy Alden, Amber Gill
Tenor: Adrian Green, James Heath
Bass: Peter Foggitt, Robert Goodrich
David Millinger
David Millinger began his musical education learning the piano at the tender age of five, later taking up the French horn, percussion, and trumpet. A Music Scholar at his school, Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School, David was also a member of the National Children's Wind Ensemble, English Schools' Orchestra, and the Hertfordshire County Youth Orchestra conducted by Peter Stark, the last of which he was Principal Horn for five years.
As a singer, David was a Choral Scholar at Selwyn College, Cambridge, before moving to Royal Holloway, where he was a Bass Choral Scholar, actively taking part in the choral life of the College. He has been taught by Elizabeth Lane, Sue Waters, Justin Lavender, and Christian Immler, and has sung with various choral ensembles, including the Cambridge Singers, and the Choir of London, under the direction of John Rutter and Jeremy Summerly.
Whilst still a student, David gained experience working as producer or assistant producer on a number of recordings for Collegium, Naxos, and Priory Records, as well as taking on various music administration roles at Royal Holloway. He also conducted the Royal Holloway Chamber Choir.
David graduated from Royal Holloway in 2006 with a degree in Music (BMus Hons), and currently works both at Royal Holloway, as the Choral Music Administrator, and also for LSO Live, the London Symphony Orchestra's own record label.
Source: Parish Link
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