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CHRISTCHURCH PRIORY Sunday July 2nd 2017
One of the songs performed by the Choir in the Priory.
.AWAITING PHOTOGRAPHS FROM 2017 CONCERT
Isle Of Wight Donkey Sanctuary
5th March 2017
Press Release. As well as entertaining the public, the Newchurch Male Voice Choir had the pleasure of entertaining the donkeys in the barns at The Donkey Sanctuary with a concert to celebrate St David's Day. In keeping with the Welsh celebrations at the Sanctuary, the Choir included three traditional Welsh tunes, Gwahoddiad, Rachie, and Ar Hyd Y Nos (All through the Night). The choir's true Welsh member, Bill Yarranton, gave a recital of Welsh songs and Cate Clark, the choirs accompanist also entertained with a selection of tunes on the piano, including a melody of Welsh tunes and, i keeping with the donkeys, Russ Conway's 'Sidesaddle' This was the first concert of the choir's 50th anniversary year, and a first at the Sanctuary. A small audience of visitors were in attendance and there was some extra 'voices' coming from the donkeys.
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50th Anniversary Dinner The Conservative Club Shanklin 4th Feb 2017
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Christmas Concert Binstead Methodist Church 10th December 2016
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Air Ambulance Presentation September 2016
PRESS RELEASE
NEWCHURCH MALE VOICE CHOIR PRESENTS CHEQUE FOR £850 FOR HIWAA - REASONS TO BE THANKFUL
Members of Newchurch Male Voice Choir (MVC) are shown presenting a cheque for £850 to the Chief Executive of the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance (HIWAA), in the presence of the Island's High Sheriff, at the recent HIWAA Fund Day at Sandown Airport. The HIWAA had been the Choir's 'charity of the year' in 2011, but since then more than one member of the Choir has been grateful for the existence of the air ambulance.
Toward the end of May 2015, the wife of the Choir's Musical Director was flown by Coastguard helicopter from St.Mary's Hospital to King's College Hospital, London (KCH) suffering from life-threatening multiple organ failure caused by sepsis that developed from an infection contracted during a relatively minor procedure. She has since made a good recovery, and the Choir decided to put on a special concert to raise much-needed funds for the life-saving work of the air ambulance service: the concert netted £850 for the charity.
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Summer Serenade July 2016
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Don Emery receiving his "President's Medal" from our M.D. Roy Bevan 30th April 2016
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