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The society today
The members of the HCS all have at least two interests - the enjoyment of singing, and the performance of choral works for local audiences!
The repertoire is varied with an average of three concerts per year.
Over the years, we have performed the works of composers ranging alphabetically from Bach to Vivaldi by way of Cherubini, Elgar, Orff, Lehar, Poulenc, and Rutter. Our conductor is still that same Peter J Williams who was in on the founding of the Society in 1980. Sometimes we concentrate on one major work, on other occasions, several are enjoyed.
The Choir also arranges regular social events such as Christmas parties, wine and cheese evenings, and summer river boat trips.
The Society is a Registered Charity and, although largely self-supporting, it does benefit from grants from the Hillingdon Arts Association through the Uxbridge Guild of Arts. An elected committee carries out the day-to-day business of the Society.
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