THE Alcester Male Voice Choir will be returning to The Greig Leisure Centre to stage its 49th annual concert.
The concert is the highlight of the choir’s year and has always been a popular event with the group performing to capacity audiences.
Under the direction of choir founder and director of music, Judith Land BEM, the choir will be performing a mixed programme of songs of contrasting styles and genre which will appeal to all musical tastes.
On stage they will be supported by the Alcester Victoria Silver Band, conducted by Nick Smith, and the choir’s resident accompanist Irina Chagunava, a talented classical pianist from Georgia who has performed in concerts both in the UK and Europe.
Also on stage will be soprano Cressida Dolphin and Glynis Myles and Mags Raxworthy, sign language specialists for the hard of hearing.
Judith said “We are excited about coming home to Alcester for this concert. The Greig Leisure Centre offers us the opportunity to perform to a much larger audience once again, compared to last year when due to Covid, concert audiences were reduced and we held our annual concert in a much smaller venue.”
The concert takes place on at 6.30pm on April 22.
Tickets are £18 each and are available via email at [email protected] or by calling the choir’s box office on 07752 563068.
The choir is always keen to support other charities at its annual concert and this year will be no exception.
Following the concert there will be a retiring collection in support of the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
