One of Chester's top choirs is set to stage a special concert at Chester Town Hall, which will feature a performance by one of the North East's leading concert bands.
Chester Male Voice Choir will be joined at Chester Town Hall by special guests Coquet Concert Band from Northumberland for the event which takes place on Saturday 25th April at 7.00pm.
Formed in 1941 as The Cestrian Male Voice Choir, Chester Male Voice Choir is an award winning and sought-after choir with a repertoire comprising an eclectic mix of musical genres. The Choir has toured extensively in the U.K. and has undertaken concert tours abroad to Germany, Holland, the United States of America, France and Malta. The Choir has sung in the presence of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and members of the Royal Family, has made several recordings over the years and has appeared on Television and Radio on several occasions.
The choir has raised many thousands of pounds for charities and has performed in many of the great concert halls throughout the country including the Royal Albert Hall, Manchester Free Trade Hall, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall and several of the great cathedrals of Europe as well as the cathedrals of Chester, Truro, Hereford, Liverpool, Manchester, Bangor, St. David’s, Carlisle and Coventry. The Choir will be joined for the concert by its musical director Joseph Mann and accompanist Helen Jackson.
Formed in 2019 and based in the village of Felton in Northumberland, the Coquet Concert Band brings together musicians from all walks of life, united by a shared love for the wind band repertoire and a passion for making music accessible, engaging and fun. The band is dedicated to bringing high-quality live music to the Coquet Valley and beyond. Its members range from seasoned performers to those returning to their instruments after a break, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is as inclusive as it is ambitious. Under its conductor, Andy Taylor, the band has expanded its horizons, exploring everything from original wind band compositions and swinging big-band hits to regional folk tunes and contemporary scores of stage and screen.
Speaking about the concert, Richard Cain, the Chair of Chester Male Voice Choir said:
"We are delighted to be joined by Coquet Concert Band for this special concert at Chester Town Hall. It promises to be a wonderful evening of music and a rare opportunity to hear one of the North East's leading wind bands here in the North West.
Andy Taylor, the Conductor of Coquet Concert Band said:
"Music is at its best when it's shared. Whether we are rehearsing in a drafty hall or performing in a packed venue, the goal is always the same; to connect. We are very much looking forward to joining Chester Male Voice Choir for the concert, we can't wait to perform in Chester for the very first time."
Full details of the concert can be found at:
...where tickets can be booked online.
Tickets can also be purchased in person from the Chester Visitor Information Centre adjacent to Chester Town Hall.
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