Welcome to St Edmundsbury Male Voice Choir
Formed in 1988 by four teachers, St Edmundsbury Male Voice Choir currently numbers approximately 60 members drawn from Bury St Edmunds and its surrounding villages and as far afield as Ipswich, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire.
The Choir has a wide repertoire of songs from 1940s swing, classical and traditional songs, spirituals, folk songs and material from musical theatre, to tunes from the charts. Besides performing locally in Suffolk, we have toured extensively both within the United Kingdom and Europe assisting many charitable organisations in their fund raising activities. We regularly sing with other choirs, groups, bands, orchestras or solo artists.
Why not be a part of this? The Choir welcomes new recruits, and invites you to be our guest for four weeks to see if you enjoy the experience and would like to become a member. We do not have voice tests. You are also welcome to become a Friend of the Choir.
Please browse our website for concert details, further information about our history, social events, our current repertoire and how to join us.
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We rehearse at Howard Community Academy, Beard Road, Bury St Edmunds IP32 6SA every Thursday from 7.30pm–9.30pm (during term time).
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For further information please contact Phil Kemp
CONCERT
Saturday 22th April - St Botolphs Church, Colchester with Chorus Iceni and One Foot In The Stave (World Champion Barbershop Quartet). In aid of Ipswich and Colchester hospitals for updating their neo natal clinic and for victims of domestic violence.
Saturday 20th May - Wycombe Orpheus MVC Centenary Concert with Luton & Vauxhall MVC. At All Saints Church, High Wycombe
Saturday 23 September - Concert at Beccles - for Andrew Bonner, details soon.
USED STAMPS NEEDED
Sylvia Wilson is collecting used stamps for AGSD UK (Association of Glycogen Storage Disease UK), a very small charity for which this provides valuable income. To maximize their value she kindly requests that the stamps are trimmed from the envelope with a 1cm border around them. Stamps can be passed onto Sylvia via any member of the Choir.
For further information please email info@semvc.com
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