Teddington Choral Society (TCS) is hosting a spring concert at the Landmark Arts Centre on Saturday, 29 March.

The concert, which will start at 6.45pm, will feature both Carl Orff's Carmina Burana and Karl Jenkins's The Armed Man.

The choir will be joined by soprano Eleanor Pennell-Briggs, tenor Joseph Doody, baritone Mark Nathan, pianists Peter Jaekel and Phil Culling, and a percussion ensemble.

Tickets for the concert cost £15 and can be bought here.

Founded in 1951 by Lisette Brooks, Teddington Choral Society has had only seven musical directors in its more than 70 years.

Over the years, TCS has performed under many distinguished batons, including those of Sir Malcolm Sargent, Sir Adrian Boult, Sir Yehudi Menuhin and Vilem Tausky.

In 2019, Julian Collings was welcomed as the new Musical Director. Over the last few years, the choir has enjoyed a growing reputation for its repertoire of outstanding contemporary music alongside the established classics.