Scunthorpe choirmaster nominated Please Vote
25 September 2010 by Linclass
Here's an opportunity to support the dedicated hard work of choirmaster Sue Hollingworth of the Scunthorpe Co-operative Junior Choir, this is an open access choir, so all singing abilities are welcome. The hard work and dedication of Sue and the choristers paid off in 2008 when SCJC won and still are the current BBC Radio 3 choir of the year champions. Through the choir the children have sang in some fantastic venues and concerts Notre Dame. The Proms at the Albert Hall, the opening of the Millennium Dome to name but a few they have had some amazing experiences.
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Sue has been shortlisted for the 2010 Gramophone Awards for Chorus Master of the year. Please vote for Sue on the Timesonline website in the Arts section [�1 for 24 subscription] Don't forget to get every over 18 in the household to vote on your 24 hour subscription. PLEASE!!
One of the prizes is for the choir to perform for the Queen in her Diamond Jubilee Year!
Voting closes on Tuesday 28th September
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