Settle Orchestra is delighted to announce a new partnership with Northern Rail, which will provide transport support for the orchestra’s conductor, Andre Chan, on his weekly train journey from Manchester Continue Reading →
Settle Orchestra is committed to keeping live music accessible to all. While our ticket prices are kept affordable, we understand that affordability means different things to different people. When purchasing Continue Reading →
…was the verdict by Steve Whitaker of the Lancashire Times on the performance in Skipton of Brahms’ ‘Requiem’ by the Settle Orchestra and Langcliffe Singers. See the full review here. Continue Reading →
This was the view of our reviewer in the Craven Gazette – “ONCE again Settle Orchestra put on a fine concert. The programme of classics attracted a large audience to Continue Reading →
We have now started rehearsals for our 2022 – 2023 concert season. You can see our full programme here, and read about our new conductor Xinjie Yang here.
Like everyone else, we’ve been in Covid hibernation since early 2020. However, we are now back, rehearsing with conductor Elizabeth Gallego, and planning a full programme for the 2021/22 season. Continue Reading →
Settle Orchestra is still active, it’s just not visible at the moment owing to Covid-19 restrictions. However, we are about to restart rehearsing together. Because of limitations on numbers to Continue Reading →
[An announcement from our Chairman, Danny Powell] ALL REHEARSALS AND CONCERTS CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Having assessed the available advice about Covid-19 and consulted our in-house medics the committee has Continue Reading →
A Rococo theme for our Spring Concert poster this year, which includes Tchaikovsky’s Rococo Variations among the pieces to be played. You can download the poster as A4 here, 2xA5 here and 4xA6 here.
Settle Orchestra needs some new timpani. The ones we have are heavy and difficult to transport to our concert venues. Fundraising has begun and whilst various charities may help us, Continue Reading →