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Voices make international connection

By MP News GroupOctober 23, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
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THE Australian Welsh Male Choir with the City of Chester Male Voice Choir during the World in Union Concert.
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THE Australian Welsh Male Choir with the City of Chester Male Voice Choir during the World in Union Concert.

It seems unlikely, but there is now a connection between Kirks Hotel in Mornington and the Royal Albert Hall, London: both venues have featured performances by the Australian Welsh Male Choir.

The choir is about to return from UK tour which included a concert at Australia House in London for High Commissioner George Brandis and guests. But it was also while in London the choir performed at the 26th London Welsh Festival of Male Choirs at the Royal Albert Hall.

Recognised as one of world’s major massed choral concerts, the Australian choir sang with 16 other choirs including those from Norway, Sweden, United States, England and Wales.

The Australian Welsh Male Choir will perform some of the songs from the Royal Albert Hall concert at its now traditional Singing in the Pub event at Kirks on Wednesday 31 October

Unlike the Royal Albert Hall, this performance is free.

The singing begins at 8pm and table bookings are essential for those wanting meals, available from 5pm, on 5975 2007.

First published in the Mornington News – 23 October 2018

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