Feral Choir / Free Range Orchestra ~ Canterbury
- Fruitworks Coworking 1-2 Jewry Lane Canterbury, England, CT1 2NP United Kingdom (map)
A wild, adventurous continuation of Canterbury’s ancient choral tradition
Following on from last year’s extraordinary performance, we’ve invited Phil Minton back to direct another Feral Choir. If you are interested in taking part, contact sam@freerangecanterbury to book your place. Participation is free, no previous experience is necessary. There’ll be a workshop at 7pm on Wednesday 3rd December followed by a workshop and performance at 6pm on Thursday 4th December. Think of this as a wild, adventurous continuation of Canterbury’s ancient choral tradition, celebrating the approaching Winter Solstice with howls, groans, croaks and laughter.
For this performance the Feral Choir will be joined by the Free Range Orchestra playing Christmas music.
Doors for this event open at 7pm. The events begins at 8pm. A wide range of refreshment are available throughout the evening from the cafe.
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