Dear Supporters and Members,
I was honoured to take over the Chairmanship of our wonderful choir in September. Having been a member for the last 22 years, much of it as publicity officer, I have seen at close hand the great work that my predecessor, Peter, put into ensuring that the choir has a robust future. In his 14 years as Chairman Peter had to contend with multiple changes of Music Director, the Covid pandemic and the need for an aggressive recruitment campaign so that we didn't go the way of many choirs post-Covid. I only hope I can live up to his legacy, and I am very grateful to Peter that he stays on as Concert Secretary.
I hope that you all are putting Thursday 18th December in your diaries as we return to High Cross in Camberley for our annual Christmas Concert. Join us and enjoy a programme that ranges from shows and folk to male voice standards and, of course, a heavy sprinkling of the festive! This year’s concert is raising funds for the Fountain Centre, a local charity supporting cancer patients and their families. So come and enjoy the music, the company and the Christmas spirit while helping us support a wonderful cause.
Book tickets soon as last year we sold out before the day!
Mark Kusionowicz
Chairman
Table of Contents - Our Summer Concert was a scorcher!
- Bordon’s Phoenix Arts Festival
- Celebrating 14 years as Chair
- Choir supports Sebastian's Action Trust
- Hampshire & Surrey Hills Men's Choir to hold annual Christmas concert in aid of the Fountain Centre
- Rushmoor Men's Health Day, Aldershot - Sat, 1 Nov 2025, 11:00am
- Knellwood Concert - Fri, 7 Nov 2025, 7:30pm
- Farnborough Frost Fair - Sat, 22 Nov 2025, 10:00am
- The Light of Christmas @ St. Marks, Farnborough - Sat, 6 Dec 2025, 7:00pm
- Christmas Concert 2025 - Thu, 18 Dec 2025, 7:30pm
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The delightful St. Thomas-on-The Bourne Chuch played host to our summer concert on 28th June. Despite the heatwave and the competing Farnham Carnival we had a wonderful turnout of an audience who were treated to a high quality performance by ...
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The mini concert at the Phoenix Arts Festival at Bordon and Whitehall’s ‘The Shed’ on Sunday 6th July went down a (metaphorical) storm. We crossed our fingers for a dry spell and we got it! Our half hour show was ...
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Our AGM on 17th September saw a changing of the guard. After 14 years of acting as Chairman to the choir, Peter Viveash stepped down and handed over the baton to newly elected Chair, Mark Kusionowicz. This momentous occasion was ...
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At our rehearsal on 6th October we presented the donations from our summer concert to Community Partnerships Fundraiser for the Sebastian’s Action Trust charity, Louise Gough. Sebastian’s Action Trust supports families of seriously ill children, offering emotional, practical, and social ...
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We are delighted to announce our annual Christmas concert, taking place at High Cross Church, Camberley, on Thursday 18th December. Audiences are invited to join the choir for an evening of music, warmth and festive spirit, featuring a lively and ...
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We will be singing in the Wellington Centre, Aldershot, as part of Rushmoor’s Men’s Health Day event. Catch us between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., and visit our stall to discover the benefits of singing in a choir.
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Our annual Remembrance Day concert for the residents and friends of Knellwood Care Home in Farnborough.
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Visit our stand to discover the benefits of singing in a choir and how to get involved. At noon we will be singing festive songs and carols by the Christmas tree in the Princes Mead shopping centre - come along ...
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We are singing at St Marks Church in Farnborough to celebrate their "Light of Christmas" festival.
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Join us for our annual Christmas concert and enjoy a programme that ranges from shows and folk to male voice standards and, of course, a heavy sprinkling of the festive! This year’s concert is raising funds for the Fountain Centre, ...
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