The New Sarum Singers have started rehearsals for their annual spring concert to be held on Sunday, April 6, at Bemerton Methodist Church in Roman Road.
The concert aims to raise £450 to install the life-saving equipment at the church.
Conducted by musical director Lewis Edney, the spring concert will feature a repertoire of classical favourites such as Mozart’s Ave Verum Corpus, Fauré’s Cantique De Jean Racine, Sanctus from Fauré’s Requiem, and Bruckner’s Locus Iste, among others.
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The New Sarum Singers are raising money for a new defibrillator (Image: New Sarum Singers) The New Sarum Singers, a community choir based in Salisbury, perform three times a year to raise money for local charities.
They are currently on the lookout for new members, especially basses.
No audition is required, and new singers will be welcomed into the fold.
The choir has been praised for its health benefits, providing yet another reason to join the New Sarum Singers.
For more information about the choir, or to find out how to get involved, contact Roger Godwin on 01722 326731 or visit their website at newsarumsingers.wordpress.com.