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We currently have vacancies for string and brass players
please contact hastingssinfoniafriends@gmail.com
Hastings Sinfonia is a vibrant orchestra formed by local professional and talented musicians, we pride ourselves on being friendly and welcoming, with lots of laughter at our rehearsals. Founded in 2012 by Hastings composer Polo Piatti, we perform music that is popular and easy to listen to, often playing many shorter pieces. We include old classics, popular works, film music, opera highlights and new melodic works by living composers; our concerts are therefore ideal for people new to classical music as well as serious music lovers.
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Christmas Concert Programme
Christmas Overture by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
Silent Night by Nigel Hess for Piano & Strings
Pianist: Howard Southern
Sleigh Ride by Leroy Anderson
East Sussex School of Performing Arts
The Countess’ Winter Ball by Cai Ashara
Troika Ride (from Lieutenant Kije) by Sergei Prokofiev
Wallace & Gromit by Julian Nott
Tales from the Vienna Woods by Johann Strauss II
INTERVAL
A Christmas Overture by Nigel Hess
Cantilena and Sicilian Waltz by Polo Piatti
Cellist: Rupert Sheppard
Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (from The Nutcracker)
by Pyotr Tchaikovsky
East Sussex School of Performing Arts
A Christmas Festival by Leroy Anderson
Holy, Holy, Holy (for Soprano & Alto Voices)
by Franz Schubert
St Richard’s Catholic College Choir
Elf by John Debney
O Come, O Come Emmanuel
St Richard’s Catholic College Choir
The Twelve Days of Christmas (Traditional)
St Richard’s Catholic College Choir and audience
Tickets available here from 29th August
WHAT PEOPLE SAY

Fiesta Concert
An utterly exhilarating concert, packed with evocative rhythms, beautiful melodies and dazzling dancers.
A treat for the senses and brilliant showcase of our local latent
O Madden

Libera Nos Oratorio
Performing Polo Piatti's Oratorio was an utterly thrilling and unforgettable experience. It left performers and the audience moved and elated.
A Hudson
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