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Composer, Explorer and BSC Vice President Dr David Fanshawe ...

... died at midday on Monday 5th July 2010. His best known work, African Sanctus has been performed thousands of times around the globe by amateur and professional choirs and is arguably the most successful choral work of the 20th century. Another of his other amazing achievements was to capture for posterity ethnic music from the African continent, Polynesia and Micronesia, usually  travelling alone and making recordings on battery operated reel to reel equipment. The quality of those recordings is remarkable and forms an extensive resource for research and a significant collection for future generations. David Fanshawe was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Music in 2009 for this work by the University of Western England (UWE). He was the most enthusiastic champion of the BSC, and loyal VP and will be missed by all who knew him. Personal tributes can be made on the forum established by his family www.davidfanshawe.com

News

25-Jul-2010
Stunning performances of RVW Sea Symphony
Stunning performances of RVW Sea Symphony were given by BSC at Exeter and Wells cathedrals ...

30-Jun-2010
BSO/BSC Choral Spectacular hits the high notes
This Indoor/Outdoor concert was held at ...

06-Jun-2010
A great trip to Vienna. Two excellent concerts
The BSC spent four days in Vienna and gave two concerts ...

31-May-2010
Bournemouth Symphony Youth Choir patronage scheme
We are passionate about getting children singing to a high standard and by doing so helping to ensure that Symphony Choruses ...

31-May-2010
We are recruiting ...
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06-May-2010
Daphnis and Chloë - sheer delight!
The BSC with the BSO gave a superb performance of Ravel's Daphnis and Chloë ...

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BSC returns from a great waltz in Vienna!

The BSC gave two concerts during its stay in Vienna, one in the Hofburgkapelle and another in the Stephansdom.  Both concerts were very successful and an encore of 'The Blue Bird' (Stanford) was given in the Stephansdom.  Gavin Carr conducted both concerts with Christopher Dowie, organist.

Local Music Lovers Grapevine

The Grapevine is a monthly newsletter which has information about local music events in the Poole, Bournemouth and Christchurch connurbation.

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BSC to perform Vaughan-Williams' Sea Symphony

The BSC is to take part in two performances of Ralph Vaughan-Williams' Sea Symphon on Thursday 22nd July in Exeter Cathedral and Friday 23rd July in Wells Cathedral with the Amadeus Orchestra, conductor Philip McKenzie.