Strathcarron Singers Host Fundraising Gala with Gordon Cree
A spectacular fundraising gala is on the horizon, promising an afternoon of musical delights in support of the Strathcarron Hospice. The Strathcarron Singers are gearing up to host their annual Gala Spring Concert at the iconic Albert Halls in Stirling, with a star-studded lineup that is sure to captivate audiences of all ages.
An Unmissable Musical Extravaganza
Led by the talented musical director Matthew Brown, the Strathcarron Singers will grace the stage on Sunday, May 21, starting at 2.30pm. Joining them will be the impressive Big Noise Raploch Symphonic Band, under the baton of conductor Jo Ashcroft. However, the true highlight of the event is none other than Scotland’s very own Gordon Cree – a musical virtuoso with an illustrious career spanning over two decades.
A Symphony of Support
Gordon Cree, a distinguished graduate of the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, is renowned for his exceptional talents as an entertainer, musician, speaker, magician, orchestrator, and guest conductor. With international acclaim and a plethora of accolades to his name, Gordon Cree’s presence promises to elevate the Gala Spring Concert to new heights of musical excellence.
Making a Difference Through Music
The Strathcarron Singers, established in 2004, have been dedicated to raising funds for the hospice through their enchanting performances. With over 70 shows under their belt and an impressive £155,000 raised for a noble cause, the choir continues to make a significant impact on the community. Joining forces with the Big Noise Raploch Symphonic Band, founded by the Sistema Scotland charity, this year’s concert aims to spread the joy of music to young individuals who may not otherwise have access to such opportunities.
As admission to the concert is free, attendees are encouraged to simply show up and enjoy an afternoon of musical splendor. For those looking to support the cause, there will be an opportunity to donate on the day, ensuring that the Strathcarron Singers can continue their remarkable work in aiding the hospice and making a difference through the power of music.