"Sound an Alarm", from Handel's "Judas Maccabaeus", arranged Harold Noble. Performed by Gresley Male Voice Choir, Swadlincote, October 2016

Chariots, by John Kirkpatrick, Gresley Male Voice Choir, December 2013

The Gillingham Male Voice Choir was established in 1988. The Choir is conducted by Paul Robinson and rehearses every Wednesday at the Gillingham Golf Club at 8pm. The Choir is currently looking for new members; the ability to read music is not essential, ...  moreThe Gillingham Male Voice Choir was established in 1988. The Choir is conducted by Paul Robinson and rehearses every Wednesday at the Gillingham Golf Club at 8pm. The Choir is currently looking for new members; the ability to read music is not essential, however, it is helpful and can be very useful. The Choir welcomes anyone who has a passion for singing. Like most traditional Male Voice Choirs we learn all of our pieces from memory and do not use copies. The Choir has a wide-ranging repertoire from West End showstoppers to opera, religious and traditional choral music. The Choir has gained a reputation for doing many concerts for charity and have raised a lot of money over the years for a number of different causes. The Choir has performed twice at the Royal Albert Hall with over one hundred Choirs in the Festival of Brass and Voices for cancer research UK. The Choir has made several tours both at home and abroad and has raised thousands of pounds for charity totaling nearly £3000 in the past year alone  less

Gresley Male Voice Choir singing "Morte Criste" in Beauvais Cathedral 2008

Gresley Male Voice Choir, Autumn Celebrity Concert 2015

Spaséñiye Sodélal (Salvation is Created) - A Kievan Chant Composed by Pavel Tchesnokov. Recorded at St Hildas Church, Cross Green, Leeds on 26 March 2015. Performed by Leeds Male Voice Choir. Directed by Tim Knight.

Gresley Male Voice Choir 2011

Gresley Male Voice Choir, Autumn Celebrity Concert 2015

Gresley Male Voice Choir, Autumn Celebrity Concert 2015

Pontypridd Male Choir ends their 2010 Annual Concert by singing Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau (Welsh National Anthem), accompanied by the concert audience.