A choir is preparing for a concert in an historic church.

Suffolk Singers are gearing up for their next performance at the Grade I listed St Michael's Church, Framlingham, on Saturday, November 16, at 7.30pm.

The church is known for its fascinating architecture, with parts dating back to the 12th century.

The church has a Thomas Thamar organ, first installed in 1708, and choir members hope to create a memorable evening of music.

Suffolk Singers have had a busy year so far, performing at Arundel Cathedral and the Church of St Cross in Winchester during the May bank holiday weekend.

In July, they joined forces with Martlesham Brass for a concert at St Michael’s & All Angels Church, Martlesham, which featured a mix of Shakespearean sonnets and a popular "Sound of Music" singalong.

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The upcoming concert at St Michael's Church will showcase an extensive repertoire, ranging from medieval to modern composers.

Concert-goers can also look forward to some refreshments.

As a registered charity and a member of the Ipswich Arts Association, Suffolk Singers are known for their love of singing in historic buildings.

Tickets for the concert are available online at wegottickets.com.

More information about the choir and its activities can be found on their website, suffolksingers.co.uk, and they can also be followed on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.