A very warm welcome to you and thank you for visiting our website.
Concentus means ‘agreement’, ‘harmony’ or ‘unity’ and this defines the very spirit of the choir. Adrian White, our Musical Director, strives to ensure that harmony exists not just in the musical notes that are sung but also in the way that choir members are cared for. Adrian, along with the committee members, work hard to ensure that Concentus truly is ‘Eastbourne’s choir with a heart!’
What do we sing? Well, a little bit of everything really! From Faure’s Requiem and pieces from The Messiah to toe-tapping medleys from Abba and Queen. We sing together (currently over 60 members), in large groups, mid groups, small groups and with soloists. We have sung on Eastbourne’s bandstand, in the Town Hall, at the Station, at St Wilfrid’s hospice, on The Pier, on the rugby pitch at Twickenham, at Trafalgar Square, in a curry restaurant, in pubs, in The Beacon shopping centre and on the streets of Eastbourne and Seaford. We have had highly energetic Sing-A-Longs (with picnics) performing our versions of Grease, The Sound of Music and South Pacific to name but a few! We have sung in France and in Germany. We are always in the market for new vocal challenges and exciting venues. We don’t do boring!!
We have a “100 Club” - a members only draw takes place every month to win MONEY! We are also pleased to announce that we have teamed up with local suppliers to get various discounts on production of our Membership Card, which was launched in April 2019.
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If you are considering joining us then please do have a look at the ‘Join Us’ link. Concentus guarantees that you will be warmly welcomed!
Just SOME of our Achievements!
Sung on the pitch at Twickenham for the England Vs Wales match (2016)
Won the Hastings Music Festival Trophy (2017)
Raised thousands of pounds for charity
Sang at the re-opening of the Congress Theatre (2019)