Forthcoming performances
Date	Details
5-7th Dec 2008	The Entente Chorale. Choirs from Northern France will be coming to sing with London's political choirs plus a few singers from other English choirs. There will be a free public concert on Saturday 6th December at Myatt Garden Primary School, Rokeby Road, Brockley, SE4 starting at 8pm. This will degenerate into an informal social - probably ending in more singing. On Sunday morning we will all gather to sing at various places on the South Bank: outside City Hall, at the Tate Modern and at the London Eye. Subject to change depending on the weather. Participants in the festival click on this link to go to a page with all the song words, sheet music, midi files for separate parts and sung parts http://www.strawberrythieveschoir.org.uk/st_table.htm And click here for a map of the venue for Friday and Saturday Map-of-Myatt-Garden
Past Events
Date	Details
19th Nov	Singing "Not in My Name" at the premiere of "Not in Our Name" - film by Phil Maxwell documenting anti-war protests over past 7 years including footage of Strawberry Thieves and other choirs singing on London demonstrations.
26th July - 3rd August	Revolutionary Choirs of France and Europe gathering in St Amant, Auverne Region of France. A week of singing, eating, singin, drinking, more singing, occasional sleeping but being woken up by singing and church bells! An experience! For photos, songs, and much more go to http://sgs.lpi.org.uk/seagreensingers/stamant2008/pix/pixstamant08.htm
6th July	8pm Tate Britain - part of Sing London
28th June	4pm Sing London opening event - Transport House,
17th May	Nunhead Cemetery Open Day
1st May	May Day celebration Brockley Social Club 240 Brockley Road, SE4 (opposite corner from Esso garage) International Workers' Day was celebrated with: Battle Song of the New Socialist Party - Red Flag (Leon Rosselson) Siya Hamba (trad South African/arr Nils Erlank) The Time Has Come (John Hamilton El Pueblo Unido (Serio Ortega) Bandiera Rossa (anon) Neil Orr gave a talk on the history of May Day in this area Jerry Spring took the stage and sang three of his songs The choir returned to sing: Power in the Union (Billy Bragg) Hino dos Grevistas (Rubens Ricciardi) War Crimes (John Hamilton) Don't Fence the W.T.O. In - audience participation welcome and finish with The Internationale. You can download the words and sheet music to most of these songs at our "Music" page. You can also listen to the midi files of the various parts and the complete songs by clicking the appropriate word on the same page.