Ballads, classics and African chants at Cuckfield's new arts event
The events all take place at Holy Trinity Church, Cuckfield.
On Saturday, July 1, the Kingfisher Chorale present ‘If Music Be the Food of Love’ (7.30pm). This musical feast will include works by Palestrina, Holst and Whitacre.
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Hide AdTickets cost £10 (£3 for under-18s) from Carousel Music, The Wealden Stores and Pepperbox. They are also available on the door.
Sunday, July 2, offers a Festival Evensong by the Holy Trinity Church Choir, directed by Richard Jenkinson (6pm).
The Cuckfield-based Singing Allsorts present their Tenth Anniversary Charity Concert on Thursday, July 6 (7.30pm). The show will feature African chants, lively showtunes, beautiful ballads and performances from Allsorts friends like Ensemble Reza violinist Andrew Thurgood.
Tickets cost £8 from The Wealden Stores and Cuckfield High Street Post Office.
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Hide AdVisitors to the church can enjoy a free lunchtime concert on Friday, July 7 (12.30pm for a 1pm start). This features Tango 44 with Jonathan Truscott (violin), Pavlos Carvahlo (cello), Mark Troop (piano) and Corina Piatti (vocals).
The festival finishes on Saturday, Ju
ly 8 (10am-11.30am) with Busking at the Cuckfield Local Market in Cuckfield High Street.
For more information email [email protected] or follow CuckfieldArtsFestival on Facebook.
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