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Amy Winehouse and Katie Melua are former pupils,
now Surrey Harmony’s youngest member is set to develop her musical talent at The Brit School in Croydon.
13 year old Lead Sophie Doughty has won a place at
the Performing Arts and Technology School.
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Our fundraising Queen Jean Dack has been given
the title – Surrey Harmony Superstar – the first
time the Chorus has given out what is to become an
annual award.
The winner will get to keep for a year a
beautifully engraved vase which shows Surrey Harmony
members in full voice.
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Belinda adds Silverware to her Gold Collection.
Sometimes it seems our wonderful hobby is a full
time occupation. But many Surrey Harmony
members manage to find the time to squeeze in very
busy careers and very successful as well.
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It was with great sadness that we learned recently
that one of our founder members Sylvia Turrell has
decided to leave the Chorus on health grounds. Sylvia describes in her own words what being a
member of Surrey Harmony has meant to her.
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Although
she will have only just turned 16 when we sing in Las Vegas, our Tenor
Sorrella is already an International veteran. Sorrella joined Surrey
Harmony in February 2003 after attending an Open Night with her Mum. “I
was hooked from the very first note,” she says.
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Sheila Doherty talks about why singing with Surrey Harmony keeps
you young (ish!) I say young-ish as I’ve just had an ‘in
between the big 0s’ birthday and following the precepts of
the book “When I grow old I’ll wear purple” I’ve decided I’m
going to do the things I want to even if they do seem
slightly outrageous!
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Valerie Taylor talks about her different roles in the Chorus.
I have been with Surrey Harmony for 10 years this year. How
time flies! During my time with the chorus, Jenny Lawson has
given me so many fantastic opportunities to get involved in new
and exciting things.
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Emma Riley talks about life in Surrey Harmony.
I've
always sung in the shower, bands, shows (anywhere really) and
people are always catching me crooning away to myself!
Three years ago I was looking for somewhere to sing that would
be both challenging and fun so, when a flyer came through the
door for a local group's show at the theatre, I looked them up.
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