A HAMPSHIRE choir is putting on an autumn concert.

Winchester A Cappella are inviting locals to join them for an evening of unaccompanied harmonies from films, musicals and pop music at their October concert Autumn A Cappella.

At 7pm on Saturday, October 5, they will bring their broad musical repertoire to the United Church in Jewry Street.

The concert will include songs from The Greatest Showman and The Little Mermaid, as well as classic tunes Mr Blue Sky (Electric Light Orchestra) and Sweet Dreams (Eurythmics).

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From left: Winchester A Capella chair Carol Agg, Kate Downer, Tracy Spring and choir master Oliver Squibb (Image: Adele Bouchard)

Also performing will be more local acts, including vocal trio The Songbirds and flute ensemble Flutes of The Forest, providing a variety of musical delights for everyone to enjoy.

Tickets are £10 and are on sale now. They can be purchased here. 

Winchester A Cappella is a female choral group based in Otterbourne.

They meet on Mondays for rehearsals led by musical director Oliver Squibb and regularly perform at local events such as Romsey Beggars Fair and Winchester Christmas Market, as well as private events with local groups and care homes.

Earlier this year they also toured the Isle of Wight, performing at Ventnor Fringe Festival.

The group has around 36 members of varying ages and musical experience. Some travel from as far afield as Salisbury.

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This year, Winchester A Cappella are supporting Hampshire Search and Rescue (HANTSAR) as their charity of the year.

Proceeds from the concert in October will go towards the valuable work they do in Hampshire.

HANTSAR is a registered charity, providing professionally trained members to assist police with searches for at-risk, vulnerable and missing people.

Its professional volunteers can be called upon at any time of day or night, 365 days a year, in all weathers, to find children, the elderly or the despondent.

HANTSAR receives no official funding, relying exclusively on donations, fundraising activities and occasional grants.