Diary date: Saturday 12^th July 2008, 7.30p.m.

A Silver Serenade,

a 25th anniversary celebration,

at the Royal Academy of Music

 

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25 years after their foundation, the Pink Singers, Europe's oldest lesbian and gay choir, return to the Royal Academy of Music in London for a special anniversary concert.

A Silver Serenade is an opportunity to hear some of the choir's favourite pieces from its 25-year history, as well as some exciting new repertoire ranging from Motown to musical theatre. The concert will be sign-language interpreted.

If you've joined this mailing list with a view to joining the choir in September or you've seen the website and like the sound of us, why not come along and hear for yourself just how good we are! Many of our members did just that and now love being a part of the Pink Singers. It's not often that we perform a full concert like this and we hope to see faces old and new in the audience.

Tickets are available now at £12 each (£10 concessions). Please call the ticket line on: 07020 934 678 or book online or via email - full details at: http://www.pinksingers.co.uk/

Duke's Hall is part of the Royal Academy of Music and is situated on Marylebone Road, London NW1. The nearest tube station is Baker Street. Doors open at 7.00p.m and the concert starts at 7.30p.m.

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