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SATURDAY 17TH JUNE 2023, 7.30PM "Colours of Summer" with Severn Voices
Holy Trinity Church, Link Top, Malvern, WR14 4LR
Tickets are available for £12 (FREE for 18s & under) and light refreshments are included. Tickets can be purchased on the door or in advance from 01684 573559 or {Parry's of Malvern).
CENTENARY
REHEARSAL MUSIC 2023-24
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An American Trilogy
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Back to the Sixties
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Bobby Shaftoe
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Bohemian Rhapsody
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Goin’ Home
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Londonderry air
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Love Could I Only Tell Thee
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Non Nobis Domine
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O when the saints
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Pirates of Penzance
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Portrait of my love
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Shenandoah
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Soldiers’ Chorus
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Trumpet Voluntary
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Tydi a Roddaist
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Unchained melody
POTENTIAL EXTRAS
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Blue Moon
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Memory
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My Lord What a Mornin'
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Rhythm of Life
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The Holy City
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The Water of Tyne
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Waltzing Matilda
LATEST NEWS
Commemoration for Armistice - 13th Nov 2022
At The Church of the Ascension, the evening entitled 'Goin' Home' was a tremendous success with a capacity crowd and standing room only - alongside the Act of Remembrance - War Poetry and readings complimented a full repertoire of songs.
The evening was backed up with a moving film called 'Bring Him Home' specially produced for The Choir in remembrance of all the members of the Choir who served in WW1 & 2 featuring a haunting rendition of 'Bring Him Home' recorded earlier in the week in the Church.
The film can be watched here https://youtu.be/H6vbzL68CCc.
A capacity audience in cabaret setting at Great Malvern's Cube, were witness to a brilliant evening of avant garde poetry and music performed by the amazing vocals of The Malvern Male Voice Choir.
The programme included the specially commissioned piece 'On Malvern Hill' by Liz Dilnot Johnson, Songs from the Sixties, Bohemian Rhapsody, and many other well known songs. We had solo performances of:
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Meditation (from Thais) by Choir Solo Violinist - Will Lee
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Piano Duets - Black & White Rag, Arrival of the Queen of Sheba performed by Charles Pavey and Colin Willis
The electrifying and edgy poetry of Lawrence Ferlinghetti and John Cooper Clarke were performed by Steve Smart. The evening Compere was Tarquin Shaw-Young.