The Category Framlingham is a subset of Suffolk. Browse through the Brief Records in the Category or look at the broader Category to find a List of the Titles of all the Organizers, Performers and Venues associated with Framlingham which have so far been described in this Directory. Clicking on a Title will link you to the Entity's Full Record.

‘Founded in 1997 to promote concerts, workshops, master-classes, study days and other events, often featuring the Thamar organ ... Through concerts and education work, we share the best of early music in the East of England!’

Saxmundham: 'Aims to promote traditional and modern folk music in Suffolk, England ... The Everyman meets on the last Friday of each month during January to May and September to November ... With Residents, Floor Singers and a Booked Guest Artist on every occasion, there is always a warm welcome for new performers and audience members’.

'A fresh approach to a timeless tradition ... FolkEast feels more like a very English village fete than a festival, with the good humour and unpretentiousness of its patrons, the “Young-uns”, the guiding vibe.' Held Mid August.

‘A festival of music & family fun held annually in Saxmundham.’ Held Late July.

'Amateur choral society that was founded by musician Malcolm Russell in 1976 ... With a choir of some 60 mixed voices we perform three concerts a year, mainly of sacred/liturgical but occasionally secular music ... Sometimes we combine forces with other choirs to perform a major work.'

''Previous experience of singing in a choir and moderate sight-reading ability would be beneficial and you will need to be confident with singing unaccompanied music. You will be invited to attend a couple of rehearsals to find out what sort of group we are and how well you will fit in. If you like us, and our music, you will be asked to have a short informal audition. You do not need to prepare anything for the audition beforehand as it will involve singing something we have been working on in the rehearsal. If successful, should there be no vacancy available for your voice at that point, you will be placed on a waiting list and advised as soon as one becomes available ...'