Some friends of ours, and other interesting websites we have found .....
 

 
• Eye Parish Church is the magnificent venue for most Eye Bach Choir performances.
 
• iSuffolk - The Suffolk Search Engine
 
• Choros Amici, directed by Chris Mallinson, were outright winners of the prestigious Peterborough Choral Championship in 2000 and later in the same year were awarded the title "Sainsbury's Choir of the Year 2000".
 
• Wild Woods Music are an enterprising new publishing house specialising in choral music.
 
• Schubertline is the internet's largest transposable library of opera arias, German lieder, French mélodies, English songs, duets etc. by a host of great composers.
 
• Pay the Piper, a useful website for children and their parents about taking up a musical instrument.
 
• British Choirs on the Net, links to the websites of more than 1,300 choirs all over Great Britain.
 
• The Ravenscroft Consort are a group of talented musicians who specialise in playing music written four or five hundred years ago or even more - "Early Music". This type of music is popular with many musicians and uses some interesting and unusual instruments. There's stuff about singing, too, on the Links page.
 
• The National Association of Choirs. Formed as long ago as 1920 the Association represents 450 choirs and choral societies throughout Great Britain. It offers a range of services in order to promote and sustain the art and public performance of choral music.
 
• The Suffolk Sinfonia website has some interesting links, and lists choirs, orchestras and concerts in Suffolk.
 
• Marycliff Productions offer a piano and keyboard tuition course for adult beginners on DVD or video with music book and a free helpline. We support this site because we know Clifford Evans - he is based in Ipswich, and is a vastly experienced musician and teacher with a considerable reputation.
 
• Cadenza - a major resource for all classical and contemporary musicians. This must be a good place - they list our concerts!
 

 

 

 
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