The Kemsing Singers present a spectacular performance of Hiawatha’s Wedding Feast.  Mozart’s Te Deum and a variety of other choral items make up an unmissable program.

Tenor soloist Mark Wilde.

The Kemsing Singers

                         **  Hiawatha and much more  **

Saturday 3rd July

The Drive Methodist Church

The Drive, Sevenoaks

A British Registered Charity – Registered Number  280931 

Samuel Coleridge -Taylor  (1875-1912) was born in Croydon, the son of a West African doctor and English  mother. An eminent musician recognised his musical gift and sent him to the Royal College of Music where he studied under Stanford. He eventually became the first black professor of composition at the RCM and was highly regarded by Elgar, Vaughan Williams and Sullivan who said 

“he was by far the cleverest among the young men”.

 Hiawatha’s Wedding Feast shot him to fame and assured his reputation and gained him the affection of choral societies in Britain and USA.

He died tragically at the age of thirty-seven before fulfilling his true potential as a composer.

         PARKING IS AVAILABLE

 IN THE MAIN TOWN CAR PARK

             off  Suffolk Way

 Note the Church is immediately on the left at the top of the drive.

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