REVIEW: Musicality Singers part of a memorable night

On Easter Saturday Carlton Civic Centre hosted its first international concert, which proved to be a runaway success.
The Musicality Singers were part of a big concert at Carlton Civic Centre. Photo: Roger HancocksThe Musicality Singers were part of a big concert at Carlton Civic Centre. Photo: Roger Hancocks
The Musicality Singers were part of a big concert at Carlton Civic Centre. Photo: Roger Hancocks

The concert, a collaboration between popular Worksop choir, The Musicality Singers, Thurcroft Welfare Brass Band and the Percussion Band Nuenen, from

Holland, took place in front of a very appreciative and larger than expected audience.

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Tickets were quickly sold out and more seating had to be made available to cope with demand.

There were some outstanding numbers from each of the collaborative partners.

The percussion group produced music from broom handles, plastic tubes, African drums and more traditional instruments, which was as brilliant as it was as unexpected.

There was a stunning, Czardas, a Hungarian dance, on marimba, from the percussion group supported by Thurcroft and a great version of Knock on Wood performed by the percussion group on broom handles.

Thurcroft delighted with Lord of the Dance and Dragonheart.

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A member of the audience who declared himself ‘not a fan of brass bands’ was moved to say how much he enjoyed hearing them.

For The Musicality Singers, the main highlights were heart-rendingly beautiful versions of All Through the Night, Ave Maria and the always crowd pleasing,

Phantom of the Opera.

All in all, it was a great evening.

Here’s to Carlton Civic Centre and more evenings like this.