Cirencester Male Voice Choir welcomes new members throughout the year.
A LITERALLY “PERFECT” PERFORMANCE SAVES THE DAY AT CIRENCESTER MALE VOICE CHOIR CHRISTMAS CONCERT
What could have been a Christmas concert crisis became a triumphant evening, thanks to the dazzling, last-minute apperance of 17-year-old soprano Harriet Perfect. When two soprano soloists were forced to withdraw after losing their voices, and the concert just two days away, we needed a musical miracle.
Photo by Gary Gleghorn
James Willshire is an internationally acclaimed pianist and recording artist and on the Keyboard Department faculty at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, and Head of Keyboard at Clifton College.
A former Head of Music at Farmor’s School, Louise Matley has been appointed as an examiner for the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music and examines any instrument up to diploma level all over the country.
Our thanks to Lewington Wealth Management for their continued support, and our special thanks to the people of Cirencester and the surrounding area for helping us raise much needed funds for good causes.
NEW MEMBERS ARE WELCOME THROUGHOUT THE YEAR – NO NEED TO AUDITION
Cirencester Male Voice Choir welcomes new members at all times of the year. There is no need to have performed before, and no need to be able to read music. Above all we love to sing. We make new friends from all walks of life help the local and national charities to help people in need. When the mood grabs you, please come and try us out.
Details of how to come to a rehearsal, with no obligation, are here.
SUPPORTING LOCAL AND NATIONAL CHARITIES
With performances in Newport and Swansea we helped raised funds for charities in Wales and here in Cirencester raised more than £2500 for the Severn Freewheelers Emergency Voluntary Service. In December we will sing to aid the Longfield Community Hospice. Last year we were able to give monies to The Holly Gazzard Trust, the Cirencester Opportunity Group, the Cirencester Citizens Advice Bureau, the Oak and Furrows Wildlife Centre and the Cirencester Branch of Parkinson’s UK. Our success would not be possible without the amazing support of our wonderful audience members.
