The Gillingham Male Voice Choir SInging 'Both Sides Now' From Their Album 'Both Sides To GMVC' For More Information Visit Our Website. Website: http://gmvc.99k.org

Written for 1985 "10,000 Voices" Concert, Cardiff, arranged for TTBB by Edmund Walters

Mevagissey is a small fishing village with a population of approximately 2,000 people. It is situated on the south coast of the County of Cornwall, the area of England protruding into the Atlantic Ocean facing North America. Male Voice singing is traditio...  moreMevagissey is a small fishing village with a population of approximately 2,000 people. It is situated on the south coast of the County of Cornwall, the area of England protruding into the Atlantic Ocean facing North America. Male Voice singing is traditionally very popular in the county, there being 33 federated Choirs numbering 1,300 singers out of a total population of nearly half a million. The Choir was formed in 1974 and quickly matured into one of the leading and largest Male Choirs in Cornwall. It now has over 55 members including several founder members. The Choir gives around 25 concerts each year, raising many thousands of pounds for various charities. On the 10th July 2010 they celebrated their 900th public appearance. During a concert tour of Gibraltar in 1979 they performed in the famous St. Michael's Cave. Subsequent tours have been to Holland/Northern Germany, to the Black Forest area of Germany on two occasions and in 1990 the Choir had a 14 day tour as guests of the Niagara Wine and Grape ...    less

Oll an Gwella are a bunch of beauties! All members of Newquay Male Voice Choir, they are a rehearsed, a cappella, Male chorus with a repertoire consisting of over 100 songs including Shanties, Cornish folk, 1960s classics, seasonal & sacred music. T...  moreOll an Gwella are a bunch of beauties! All members of Newquay Male Voice Choir, they are a rehearsed, a cappella, Male chorus with a repertoire consisting of over 100 songs including Shanties, Cornish folk, 1960s classics, seasonal & sacred music. Their 4-part harmony and infectious humour has brought them popularity as their repertoire and reputation have grown. Entertaining for pleasure, they raise thousands of pounds for voluntary, charity & community groups. £1200 profit from donations and their first CD was donated to “The Cove” Cancer Centre and further donations have been made to RNLI and Cornwall Blood Bikes (who have received more than £3400 as their current charity). Live broadcasts on local radio and a recording by ‘Spotlight’ for BBC Television followed. Singing from the main stages at Shows and Festivals across Cornwall they have shown their versatility by performing in Cornish at the Gorsedh Kernow cultural festival and by opening the main stage at “Boardmasters’ Music Festival. They ...    less

The Storm is Passing Over, arranged Larry Nickel. Gresley Male Voice Choir, November 2016

Kirkintilloch Male Voice Choir from near Glasgow, Scotland sing Count Your Blessings at their 91st Annual Concert in Kirkintilloch April 2012

Lest We Forget, Sara Kimber, sung by Gresley Male Voice Choir, November 2016

The Musical Directors of three Cornish Male Voice Choirs talk about how their Choirs have coped so far during the Covid crisis.

Track 10 of the Choir's CD Album "Tall as the Pines" - 'Anthem' from 'Chess' Original Music Benny anderson, Bjorn Ulvaeus & Tim Rice arr. for The Choir by Philip Juliff

NAC Group WW1 Concert, Albert Hall , Nottingham, Sat 9th June In Flanders Field - arr Christine Donkin, from a poem by John McCrae