Future concerts
Our next concert will be on Saturday 14th March 2026 6pm at St John’s Church, Meads, when children from St. Andrew’s Prep will be joining us to sing songs from L’Estrange’s ‘Ahoy’ and other nautical pieces. More information to follow.
Tickets available at: www.trybooking.com/uk/FROW
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Past concerts
Christmas Around the World
On Saturday 6th December 2025 we performed an afternoon concert of festive songs from around the world, at St Mary's Church in Old Town Eastbourne.
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The programme included the much loved Lully, Lulla, Lullay by Philip Stopford, works by Rutter, Jenkins, and many more.
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Musical Director: Rachel Shouksmith
Music for a Summer's Day
On Sunday 15th June 2025 we performed an afternoon concert of 'Music for a Summer's Day' at St Andrew's Church in Alfriston, followed by a delicious cream tea.
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The programme included Vaughan Williams' 'Three Shakespeare Songs' plus works by Delius, Holst, Rutter and many more.
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Musical Director: Rachel Shouksmith
An Easter Meditation
On Saturday March 15th at 6pm we sang at St Mary's Church, Old Town, Eastbourne.
The theme of the concert was 'An Easter Meditation, from Darkness to Light' and the programme included a cappella works from the late C16 to the present day, including 'Weep O Mine Eyes' by John Bennet, Bruckner's 'Christus Factus Est' and Lotti's Crucifixus in 8 parts, plus works by contemporary composers Eric Whitacre, Philip Stopford and Janet Wheeler.
Musical Director: Rachel Shouksmith
10th Anniversary Concert
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Our concert on 16th November 2024 marked the 10th anniversary of Noteworthy Voices, which was founded in 2014.
The concert featured a performance of Parry's 'Songs of Farewell' and Lauridsen's Nocturnes plus favourites from the past ten years of Noteworthy concerts, and we were joined by several singers who had been members of Noteworhty Voices over the past ten years.
Led by Musical Director, Rachel Shouksmith, the concert was held at St Mary's Church, Old Town,
on Saturday 16th November 2024 at 4pm.
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Musical Director: Rachel Shouksmith
Songs of Praise
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Our summer concert in 2024 was at
Holy Trinity Church, Eastbourne
on Saturday 15th June 2024 at 7.30pm
as part of their Flower Festival. The programme included hymns linked to the displays of flowers around the church and featured 'A Choral Fanfare' by John Rutter plus other music by Rutter as well as Handel's 'Hallelujah Chorus' and music by Stanford, Purcell, Stopford, Elgar and others.​​
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Musical Director: Rachel Shouksmith
Captain Noah and His Floating Zoo
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On Sunday 10th March 2024 at 6pm we performed at St John's Church in Meads.
The concert featured a performance of 'Captain Noah and his Floating Zoo' by Michael Flanders and Joseph Horovitz, alongside year 5 and 6 pupils from St Andrews Prep School.
We then sang the seven 'Songs and Sonnets' by George Shearing and the concert ended with 'Like a Rainbow' by Will Todd, sung jointly with the St Andrews pupils.
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Musical Director: Rachel Shouksmith
Accompanist: Robert Cousins
Music for Advent
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On Saturday December 2nd 2023 we sang a concert for Advent
at St Mary's Church, Old Town with music including Rheinberger's Nine Advent Motets, O Magnum Mysterium by Lauridsen,
Lux Aurumque by Eric Whitacre,
Gaudete by Karl Jenkins,
plus music by Gjeilo, Peter Warlock and others.
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​Musical Director: Rachel Shouksmith
An English Serenade
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On Saturday 17th June 2023 we sang a concert at St Nicolas' Church, Pevensey
as part of their summer concert series.
We sang Bob Chilcott's 'Little Jazz Mass', Parry's 'Songs of Farewell' and Britten's 'Choral Dances' from Gloriana.
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Musical Director: Rachel Shouksmith
Guest pianist: Colin Hughes
Hallelujah!
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On Sunday 26th March 2023 at 3pm we sang an afternoon concert of celebratory music, ancient and modern at St Mary the Virgin church, Old Town
Featuring works by Byrd, Handel, Lauridsen and Rutter.
Musical Director: Rachel Shouksmith
Sing Joyfully
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On Saturday November 19th 2022 at
St Saviour's Church,
we performed a concert of songs and anthems in the English tradition,
including music by Byrd, Tallis, Elgar, Stanford and Holst,
and Vaughan Williams' "Three Shakespeare Songs"
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Musical Director: Rachel Shouksmith.
Glorious Music of Light and Love
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Our Spring 2022 concert was a wonderful selection of Romantic and 20th-century unaccompanied Choral Music.
Highlights of this concert, on May 28th 2022 at St Saviour's Church, were Bruckner's ' Sacred Motets', works by Rachmaninov and Gretchaninov and 20th-century compositions by John Rutter, John Tavener and Eric Whitacre.
We were led in this concert by Christopher Dixon, a professional opera and concert singer who trained at Clare College, Cambridge and The Royal Academy of Music. Alongside his performances as a singer he is a Choir Director and also teaches singing at Eastbourne College.
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Christopher said: "I have been delighted to work with Noteworthy Voices on some of my favourite choral repertoire and also on music new to me as well as to them. The choir has worked immensely hard to prepare for this challenging, substantial programme.
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"The Mother, The Child And The Light is a musical celebration of the Power Of The Feminine, of A New Way Of Being and of A Path Out Of The Darkness. These principles have a place at the heart of all religions and perhaps have never been more needed in the world than they are now."
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Musical Director: Christopher Dixon
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