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Today

  1. Pram Service
    • Start date: Wed, February 8th 2012
    • Start time: 10:00
    • End time: 12:00
    • Where: St Mary's Room

Tomorrow

  1. Holy Communion
    • Start date: Thu, February 9th 2012
    • Start time: 09:30
    • End time: 10:30
    • Where: St Mary's Great Dunmow, CM6 2AE, Essex, UK

Sat, February 11th 2012

  1. In Touch With Music
    • Start date: Sat, February 11th 2012
    • Start time: 19:30
    • End time: 22:00
    • On Saturday, 11 February at 7.30 p.m., Amanda Michell, a former chorister of St. Mary’s, Great Dunmow, will be returning to her home town to provide an evening of entertainment. The London based horn player will be joined by other young, talented, professional musicians and the choir of St. Mary’s. The programme will comprise a variety of music composed for the horn as well as a selection of solo vocal and choral music. The programme will feature works by famous composers including Mozart and Strauss alongside works by lesser-known but no less worthy composers.

      Amanda is currently pursuing a career as a professional horn player having recently completed her Master of Music Degree at Trinity College of Music, London. Amanda is enjoying working as a freelance musician, having spent the past year gaining experience as a period instrument performer with ensembles such as the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment as well as continuing her development as a modern orchestral horn player. Amanda’s other work has included playing with her brass quintet Lord Nelson Brass, playing on a West End show and a couple of TV appearances.

      The proceeds from the concert will be used in the following two ways. A donation will be made to Music and the Deaf, a UK charity which helps the 1 in 7 of the population with a hearing loss to enjoy the world of music. The remainder of the profits will be donated to the St. Mary’s Church Roof Restoration Fund.

      The concert starts at 7:30pm Tickets cost £10 each (£6 for school children & students) and are available from The Vicarage (872504).

    • Where: St Mary's church, Great Dunmow, CM6 2AE

Sun, February 12th 2012

  1. Holy Communion - David Ainge
    • Start date: Sun, February 12th 2012
    • Start time: 09:00
    • End time: 10:00
    • Where: St Mary's church, Great Dunmow, CM6 2AE
  2. Parish Communion - Philip Tarris
    • Start date: Sun, February 12th 2012
    • Start time: 10:30
    • End time: 12:00
    • Please join us for coffee and tea after the service

    • Where: St Mary's church, Great Dunmow, CM6 2AE
  3. Hymn Service at Grove Court
    • Start date: Sun, February 12th 2012
    • Start time: 15:30
    • End time: 16:15
    • Where: Grove Court
  4. Evening Prayer - Philip Tarris
    • Start date: Sun, February 12th 2012
    • Start time: 18:00
    • End time: 19:00
    • Where: St Mary's church, Great Dunmow, CM6 2AE

Mon, February 13th 2012

  1. Week 7 of 2012
    • Start date: Mon, February 13th 2012

Tue, February 14th 2012

  1. St. Valentine's Day
    • Start date: Tue, February 14th 2012

Wed, February 15th 2012

  1. Pram Service
    • Start date: Wed, February 15th 2012
    • Start time: 10:00
    • End time: 12:00
    • Where: St Mary's Room

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