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Kevinwood is celebrating fifty years since it was created at a workshop with the Festival of St Cecilia.

A concert in the Haseler Centre at Eastwood will be a nostalgic one - and past Kevinwoodians are invited to make contact with This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. if they would like to join in the programme

which will include works such as the Carnival of the Animals - played by Kevinwood at Dubbo Zoo and the 1812 Overture - which went off (with a bang) in the old St Kevins Church (now the school library) many years ago.

 

 

Saturday Bells 9.30-11, Orchestra11-2pm.  Tuesday Choristers 7.30pm Thursday Junior Orchestra 6-pm Young Choristers 7pm-8pm ,Gregorian 8.30pm   

Festival of St Cecilia

 

St Kevins Catholic Church, Eastwood
 Annual Festival of Saint Cecilia

Location: In the Church - 32 Hillview Road, Eastwood
(refreshments in the Haseler Centre Hall, below the Church)

.... held on the Sunday closest to November 22nd each year, this each year coinciding with the Feast of Christ the King.

The Festival was started in 1974 as a source of inspiration for those seeking to praise God in the form of music. Both local talent and visitors have filled a very large programme each year, with music ranging from deeply devotional to very lightly religious, from early Baroque music to twentieth century, from folk music to classical and traditional chants to orchestrated SATB choral works such as Handel's "Messiah", Dvorak, Faure and Brahms "Requiem"'s and Gounod's "Messe Solennelle" of St Cecilia
Participation in the Festival.

All groups in the parish and associated schools are warmly encouraged to take part in the Festival of St. Cecilia. All Masses are accompanied by Music.

In addition the Sunday afternoon is filled with music and other presentations, ranging from dance to drama and poetry.

On some occasions a concert or dramatic performance is held in the Haseler Centre on the Saturday evening or as part of the Sunday afternoon programme

This year's Festival - 19th,20th November. Major choral work - Vivaldi's "Gloria"