Worrall Male Voice Choir News
(older articles can be found in our Archive section)
Like Many choirs throughout the country WMVC cannot sustain it's finances through singing alone, so from time to time it looks towards mixing fundraising with a good old social night!
These take many different forms, below is a little of what they're all about.
24th April 2010
The choir sang at the wedding of Helen Casson and James Peter Brammer at St Leonard's Church, Wortley commencing at 1:00pm. We sang 3 pieces before the service ('My luve is like a Red Red Rose', 'Let there be peace on earth' and 'The Rose' ), and 2 during the signing of the registers ('Love Changes Everything' and 'My heart will go on'). We were led by our MD, Dr Nigel Russell and accompanist, Steve Vickers.
17th April 2010
Click the picture above to read about the Musical Showcase featuring 'The Come and Sing Choir' at Ponds Forge
10th April 2010
Click the picture above to read about the Support Group Spring Fayre
20th March 2010
The David Clover Competition for Singers 2010 concluded yesterday, and the winners of two awards provided by the choir were as follows:-
The Michael Peaker Memorial Trophy for Oratorio and Sacred Song aged 18 yrs and under Elizabeth Newell
The Doug Crossland Memorial Trophy for Best Female Singer Rachel Crisp
We hope that both winners will be able to sing with us at one of our concerts later in the year.
19th March 2010
Click here to access the latest Choir Newsletter
13th March 2010
Click the picture above to read about the Choral Showcase featuring 'The Come and Sing Choir'
6th March 2010
Click the picture above to read about the Spring Concert 2010
December 2009 - Christmas Engagements
Click the picture above to read about the Christmas 2009 Season
14th November 2009
Click the picture above to read about the Race Night and Social Evening at Niagara Sports & Social Club
24th October 2009
Click the picture above to read about the Support Group Autumn Fayre 2009
17th October 2009
Click the picture above to read about the Annual Autumn Concert at Christ Church, Stannington
5th October 2009
Click here to access the latest Choir Newsletter
22nd August 2009
The choir sang at the wedding of Stacey Ann Lee and Nicholas Edward Baxter at St Leonard's Church, Wortley at 2pm. We sang 3 pieces before the service (With a Voice of singing, The Humming Chorus from Madam Butterfly and My luve is like a Red Red Rose), and 2 further pieces whilst the registers were being signed (The Rose and Love Changes Everything). We were conducted by our MD, Dr Nigel Russell and our accompanist was Steve Vickers.
11th July 2009
A number of Choir members manned an Recruitment / Information Stall at the 2009 Stannington Carnival.
20th June 2009
The choir sang at the Wedding of Sally Louise Casson and John Barry Whitehead at St Leonard's Church, Wortley at 1pm. We sang 3 pieces before the bride arrived (With a voice of singing, My luve is like a Red Red Rose and True Love, and 3 more pieces during the signing of the registers (Love changes everything, The Rose and My heart will go on). We were conducted by our MD, Dr Nigel Russell, and our accompanist was Doug Jones.
6th June 2009
Click the picture above to read about the Annual Spring Concert at Wisewood Methodist Church
5th June 2009
The choir have been in discussion with Bolsterstone Male Voice Choir for the last few months to try and formulate a strategy aimed at recruiting new members to join. Click here to read more details.
15th May 2009
The choir visited Loxley Park Care Home to entertain the residents. We sang a number of pieces from the Albert Hall repertoire (excluding the Welsh pieces) in two 20 minute segments, and finished by singing the "Medley from Les Miserables". The residents and staff enjoyed the performance, and we will be returning to entertain them again at Christmas.
9th May 2009
The choir began the spring season by performing in a concert at Bradfield Church to help raise money for the Church Organ fund. We sang 14 of the pieces performed at the Welsh Association concert last month (2 in Welsh - Gwahoddiad and the first solo outing of 'Y Tangnefeddwyr'). The Church Organist, Mr Roy Chamberlin, provided the rest of the evening's entertainment, playing 8 pieces of Organ music. We concluded our singing with the ever popular "Medley from Les Miserables", before the concert finished with the communal singing of "Cwm Rhondda".
Last updated: 17 May, 2010