Music at Haddon – Sinfonia Chorale (Nottinghamshire)

The Sinfonia Chorale, recognised as one of the leading small choirs in the East Midlands, was formed in 1966 as the English Sinfonia Chorale. Since 1991, with Richard Roddis as its Director, it has enhanced its reputation for fine, expressive and exciting choral singing, and for ambitious and innovative programming. Several concerts are given every year in Nottingham and the surrounding counties.  The choir has around thirty members including professional musicians and amateur instrumentalists. All share the same enthusiasm for singing and have many years of experience
singing in choirs and smaller groups. Particular interest has been taken in music written in the twentieth century and members have gained enormous pleasure through performing music by Britten, Poulenc, Carl Rütti and Walton (to name but a few) over the last few years. Esteemed organist, Michael Overbury, is the regular accompanist for Sinfonia Chorale and often performs with the choir in concerts.