The popular annual Christmas concert from the Warminster Philharmonic Orchestra returns this month with a cowboy theme.
The event is taking place on Saturday 13th December at 7.30pm at Thomas Arnold Hall in Warminster School. Raffle and refreshment sales will support the Warminster branch of Cancer Research UK.
The programme features iconic Americana, including Copland’s Rodeo, music from The Big Country, The Magnificent Seven, Ecstasy of Gold, and selections from Dances with Wolves, paired with carols and other festive favourites.
The Cantiamo Female Voice Choir will perform alongside the orchestra.
Attendees are encouraged to embrace the theme with cowboy hats, flashing noses, festive jumpers, and tinsel scarves.
“This concert is all about shared joy -glorious music, big smiles, and the chance for our community to celebrate the best of the season together,” said Amanda Williams, founder and conductor of the orchestra. “We can’t wait to welcome everyone back for the most enjoyable night of our musical year.”
Warminster Philharmonic Orchestra donates all money raised to local charities. In their last 21 years, they have raised over £46,000 through their biannual concerts.
Tickets to this event cost £10 in advance and £12 on the door.
They can be purchased online at https://the-warminster-philharmonic-orchestra.sumup.link or by calling 01985 216376 or emailing wiltshiremusicmaking@hotmail.com
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