Concerto Gallese and Tempus enjoying a good joke together after a very successful performance of Handel's Dixit Dominus and Vivaldi's Gloria.
Tempus in St Mary's Church, Haverfordwest on May 5th. They gave a very moving performance of John Rutter's Requiem accompanied by a wonderful orchestra of very talented local musicians.
The solos were sung beautifully by Camilla Lewis.
Tempus posing after a 55 minute set at the Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff
19th January 2007
Adrian and Camilla after a concert in memory of Adrian's wife, Alison. Camilla's Requiem was given its first public performance.
3rd February 2007
Tempus posing outside Amroth Church!
13th May 2006
Jess, Liv and Sian outside Amroth Church
Some of Tempus with Revd. Roger Jones after the Corpus Christe service in Monkton Priory
The mad but talented Alto Section (is that Dani peeping through?!!)
Black Liquorice
Some of our girls modelling this year's summer choir colours!
Our Boys!!
Esme going for it at the Festival of Hope in Carew, July 2005
Some of our youngest singers
Tempus at Adam's Festival of Hope, Carew. 16th July 2005
Members of Tempus who also make up the Choir of St Mary's Church Wiston. They recently performed with Katherine Jenkins at a wedding for former chorister Katie Lewis.
Tempus Vocal Group (they are not a Choir in the traditional sense) is a dynamic new group of vocalists and instrumentalists who perform an eclectic variety of music with energy and flair. They enjoy introducing new works to audiences as well as giving well-known pieces a fresh interpretation.
Their music director Seimon Morris, who formed the group four years ago, has composed and arranged a wide variety of works for them.
Tempus have performed both locally and nationally to great acclaim. Their repertoire includes works by Handel, Vivaldi and Mozart, as well as Karl Jenkins, Matthew Harris and John Rutter. Their versatility also embraces lively gospel and pop classics.
Tempus is also very fortunate to have an outstandingly talented cellist, Katherine Haworth among their number. Katherine, who won a full scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music is often to be heard playing solos like the sonatas of Debussy and Shostakovich. She also uses her talents to great effect in John Tavener's Svyati where she accompanies the choir.
