AURIGA CAPELLA
Auriga Capella is an all girl chamber choir whose members are between 13 and 19 years old.
Many of the singers in Auriga Capella are pupils of Mary Nicholson.
Their repertoire covers a wide range of music from Renaissance to Gospel.

Auriga Capella was awarded an 'Outstanding Performance' (the highest category) for their recent entry in the NORFOLK COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL.
Adjudicator, Lin Marsh, described their performance as exceptional, both artistically and technically.
The first song, sung 'a cappella', was the Hebridean folk song, An Eriskay love lilt.
Lin March commented that the performance had a beautiful opening with
some strong ensemble work and lovely solo singing (Lily-Jane).
Dynamics were very effective, with a lovely ending.
This was followed by California Dreamin', by the Mamas and Papas.
The vocal performance was considered authentic in style, tone and note
approach. 'Parts very secure and balance excellent. Such a unified
sound. You show great vocal control'.
Mississippi mud written in 1927 by Harry Barris and James Cavanaugh was the choir's final item.
Lin March described the performance as 'Rhythmic, fun, and accurate.
The musical staging worked beautifully, never getting in the way of
vocal quality'.
Well done, Auriga Capella!
AURIGA CAPELLA
REHEARSALS: The choir rehearses during school term on Wednesdays from 6.15-7.25 at: Riverside Singing Studio. Beccles. There are no rehearsals during the school holidays and half term.
REPERTOIRE: The music that the choir sings is frequently a cappella. Music is selected from a wide source of material and is often arranged specifically for the group.
VENUES: In summer the choir sings locally at a variety of venues which include churches and gardens. The choir enjoys singing at the Bergh Apton Sculpture Trail.
Auriga Capella also sing in competitive music festivals, in particular The Norfolk County Music Festival.
CHARITIES: For several years Auriga Capella
have given fund raising concerts for charities.
Five concerts given in aid of the World Land Trust have resulted in 26 acres of rainforest being preserved in various parts the world.
The World Land Trust (WLT) is an international conservation organisation that takes direct action to save rainforest and other wildlife habitats.
JOINING THE CHOIR
New members are always welcome.
Details are available from:
Riverside Singing Studio
51 Northgate, Beccles, Suffolk, NR34 9AU Tel: 01502 712554 email:singing.lessons@live.com
AURIGA CAPELLA: singing the French folk song 'Compére Guilleri'.
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the medley 'Gershwin for Girls'
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and Chattanooga Choo Choo, a recording from a recent concert:
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