Bozeat Windmill Singers - History

This is the site for people who want to join or support The Bozeat Windmill Singers, a mixed four part choir for experienced and novice singers; currently of approximately forty-five members, that meets Tuesday evenings during school term time at the St. Mary's Church Community Hall, Allens Hill, in the village. We sing a broad range of musical genre, ranging from modern and popular, show songs and medleys, through to light classical etc.

History

Bozeat Windmill Singers was started in 1993 as a result of a conversation between two friends living in Bozeat; Marian Brown, a singer and vocal coach and Sue Partridge Underwood an accomplished pianist and accompanist.

An invitation to join the new choir was placed in the village magazine and the choir was born. As Musical Director Marian established the choir and its reputation for high quality entertaining concerts. After 20 years Marian passed the baton to Anna Denny in 2013 who continues the good work. Sue is still tickling the ivories for us today.

In 2018 the choir celebrated its 25th anniversary. Marian, now our President joined the celebrations and cut the cake, helped by Sue, in honour of the event.

Please click on the pictures below for a larger view

Marian, on the left, with Sue blowing the candles out after cutting the cake.

The founders Marian (on the left) and Sue after receiving presents and flowers.

Some of the original Bozeat members are still in the choir. However in addition to other local communities, members now travel from Northampton, Thrapston, and Sherington.

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This page was last updated on 21 September 2019.

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