Thankyou to everyone who attended the AGM.
Providing the rest of the committee agree i will publish the decisions of the committee on the Notice Board next Monday ( 22nd Feb )
Cheers.
Pete
Welcome to the website of Churchdown Male Voice Choir, a choir that was formed in 1965 in Churchdown, Gloucestershire and which is still going from strength to strength.
The aims of the choir are to enjoy singing, to perform for charitable causes and to experience the comradeship and pure excitement that comes from perfoming in a male voice choir.
We rehearse every Monday night in Churchdown Community Centre from 7.30 to 9.30 pm. Either just turn up and meet us, or ring our secretary, Mike Beresford on 01242 674393. You can be certain of a warm welcome and all the help you will need to enable you to settle in to a large and friendly choir.
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(Posted on 2010-02-16 17:20:00 by )
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It was a great concert on Monday night and our thanks go to Dick Brice for his songs, his humour and his sincerity.
Despite having less than two weeks to stage the concert a profit of over £1100 was a stupenous results and says a lot for the generosity and compassion of Gloucestershire folk.
(Posted on 2010-02-03 12:08:00 by )
Next Concert
St Peter's RC Church
London Road
Gloucester
Saturday April 10 at 7.30pm
Tickets £7, concessions £6
From the Church Presbytery
9.30 am to 1.30 pm : 01452 523603 or on the door
In support of St Peter's 150th Spring Festival
Why not leave us a comment in the comment box
Come and hear the fabulous singing of Sue Black tonight
Churchdown Male Voice Choir held an excellent concert on Saturday March 13 in the beautiful surroundings of All Saint’s Church, Pittville. The church has had a long association with Gustav Holst and the concert was in support of the organ there. With Pam Taverner at the piano, conductor Ralph Barnes led the choir in an exciting mix of songs - from up-beat songs from a medley from the 60s to quiet and reflective pieces such as My Lord, what a mornng, and Take me home. In the home of Holst it was entirely fitting that the concert closed with Arthur Sullivan's The Lost Chord
Read about the choir's latest concert with the Central Band of Kazakhstan
in the Concert Reports Page
Webmaster and Publicity Officer - Barry Woods
Churchdown Male Voice Choir
There is soon to be a meeting with a representative from the world-famous Band of the Blues and Royals to discuss the concert we are to stage with them on September 11. This concert should be one of the highlights of the year.