Masks and social distancing will be required
We have a full 2022 concert calendar for the remainder of the year. Bookings are filling for 2023.
See below for our next two concerts
We have a full 2022 concert calendar for the remainder of the year. Bookings are filling for 2023.
See below for our next two concerts
SUNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT - Monthly
SUNDAY 7th August at 2pm
Sounds of the Shore Chorus
Sounds of the Shore Chorus
Sounds of the Shore is a vibrant, exciting women’s chorus on Auckland's North Shore. We sing an eclectic range of songs in barbershop style; from golden oldies to modern pop favourites. Come and watch us perform – fun, friendship and laughter guaranteed!
Our members are beautifully unique, of different backgrounds, ages and occupations – all connected through friendship, and a love of singing and performing. We are a prospective chapter of Sweet Adelines International (one of the largest singing organisations in the world)
Our award-winning director, Richard Harker, is very entertaining and professional – you will love watching us perform.
Our members are beautifully unique, of different backgrounds, ages and occupations – all connected through friendship, and a love of singing and performing. We are a prospective chapter of Sweet Adelines International (one of the largest singing organisations in the world)
Our award-winning director, Richard Harker, is very entertaining and professional – you will love watching us perform.
Sunday Concert prices
Face masks will be required plus observe social distance
Tickets (Cash Only) at the door on the day
General $20 TMG Members $15 Students Free
Face masks will be required plus observe social distance
Tickets (Cash Only) at the door on the day
General $20 TMG Members $15 Students Free
All Friday Lunchtime Concerts are Free FACE MASKS AND SOCIAL DISTANCING WILL BE REQUIRED
FRIDAY FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERT - MONTHLY
FRIDAY 26th AUGUST at 12.15pm.. please wear a face mask
"BLOCK OF FLATS"
A dynamic Barbershop Quartet from City of Sails Chorus, Auckland
Enjoy Home-made hot soup and a bun after the concert
"Block of Flats" barbershop quartet formed in 2018, and is made up of four very experienced singers and musical leaders from the City of Sails Barbershop Chorus in Auckland:
Block of Flats promises a highly entertaining lunchtime concert, including Broadway show-stoppers, Disney classics, comedic gems, and plenty of ringing chords to fill the beautiful acoustics of St George's Church.
- Tenor - Ross McMillan
- Lead - Bruce Warren
- Baritone - John Denton
- Bass - Richard Harker
Block of Flats promises a highly entertaining lunchtime concert, including Broadway show-stoppers, Disney classics, comedic gems, and plenty of ringing chords to fill the beautiful acoustics of St George's Church.
For the TMG annual concert schedule select the 2022 Concert Calendar Tab at the top of the page.
WELCOME TO THE THAMES MUSIC GROUP WEBSITE
Now in it's 45th year, the Thames Music Group is a not-for profit incorporated society that promotes and presents music performances in Thames, on the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand for the enrichment of our local community.
The Group has been running continuously since 1977 and is run by a small team of dedicated volunteers with a passion for music.
The Thames Music Group funds its activities through membership fees, private donations and grants where possible. Our activities are largely made possible through the generosity of many.
Throughout the years Thames Music Group has presented a very wide range of musical entertainment to the public through its monthly Free Friday Lunchtime series (45 minutes) and monthly full Sunday Concerts in the beautiful St Georges Church in Mackay St..
Groups with players from throughout NZ have performed here to the delight of the audiences.
Entertainment has included piano solos, organ recitals, choirs, vocal groups, solo singers, instrumental groups and quartets, student and professional performers in wide genre of music.
Now in it's 45th year, the Thames Music Group is a not-for profit incorporated society that promotes and presents music performances in Thames, on the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand for the enrichment of our local community.
The Group has been running continuously since 1977 and is run by a small team of dedicated volunteers with a passion for music.
The Thames Music Group funds its activities through membership fees, private donations and grants where possible. Our activities are largely made possible through the generosity of many.
Throughout the years Thames Music Group has presented a very wide range of musical entertainment to the public through its monthly Free Friday Lunchtime series (45 minutes) and monthly full Sunday Concerts in the beautiful St Georges Church in Mackay St..
Groups with players from throughout NZ have performed here to the delight of the audiences.
Entertainment has included piano solos, organ recitals, choirs, vocal groups, solo singers, instrumental groups and quartets, student and professional performers in wide genre of music.
ABOUT THAMES
Thames is conveniently situated only a ninety minute drive from Auckland, Hamilton and Tauranga. In the late 19th century, Thames was one of the largest towns in New Zealand - built on the pioneering industries of gold and Kauri logging. Today, its colourful history is still alive in the many hotels, buildings, museums and activities found in the area.
Thames has a population of approximately 7,500.
For more information about Thames see http://www.thamesinfo.co.nz// or http://www.thecoromandel.com/towns/thames
Thames has a population of approximately 7,500.
For more information about Thames see http://www.thamesinfo.co.nz// or http://www.thecoromandel.com/towns/thames
Our Supporters
The Thames Music Group has always been extremely grateful for the support of St Georges Church for the continued use of their beautiful church.
We are grateful too for generous grants from Creative New Zealand, the Thames Coromandel District Council and the Waikato Community Trust which help in paying for professional performers, and with the upkeep of the piano, but most of all we are grateful to the people of Thames and our wider Coromandel community who have supported us over the years, and who we hope will continue to do so.
We are grateful too for generous grants from Creative New Zealand, the Thames Coromandel District Council and the Waikato Community Trust which help in paying for professional performers, and with the upkeep of the piano, but most of all we are grateful to the people of Thames and our wider Coromandel community who have supported us over the years, and who we hope will continue to do so.
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