St Giles Consort
Based in the village of Chalfont St Giles in Buckinghamshire, the chamber choir draws on experienced choral singers who either live in the village or have a strong connection to music-making in and around the county.
St Giles Consort, directed by Julian Parkin-Haig, specialises in music composed during the High Renaissance, Tudor, Jacobean and Baroque eras, without neglecting music composed since then.
We have performed a wide range of music (see the programmes of our previous concerts) since our foundation in 2016, for the most part in the Parish Church of the village but also in London and Abingdon.
Recently we collaborated with Milton's Cottage in the village to perform settings of John Milton's works and works by his father.
We also sang at the Buckinghamshire Council Memoral Service for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at St Mary's Church Aylesbury on 17th September, 2022.
St Giles Consort, directed by Julian Parkin-Haig, specialises in music composed during the High Renaissance, Tudor, Jacobean and Baroque eras, without neglecting music composed since then.
We have performed a wide range of music (see the programmes of our previous concerts) since our foundation in 2016, for the most part in the Parish Church of the village but also in London and Abingdon.
Recently we collaborated with Milton's Cottage in the village to perform settings of John Milton's works and works by his father.
We also sang at the Buckinghamshire Council Memoral Service for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at St Mary's Church Aylesbury on 17th September, 2022.
Christmas Concert 2022
Our annual Christmas concert will take place on Saturday 10th December 2022 in Chalfont St Giles Parish Church at 7.30pm. Choral music for the season including works by Victoria, Howells and Holst.
Tickets (£15 - under 18 free) available online, from Ann Newcombe (01494 873343) or on the door. Refreshments will be served.
Tickets (£15 - under 18 free) available online, from Ann Newcombe (01494 873343) or on the door. Refreshments will be served.
