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Welcome to the website of Croydon Male Voice Choir
Southern England's most exciting male voice choir!
Registered charity number: 1112732
Brothers, sing on!
Brothers, sing on! is our latest CD - on sale at a very reasonable £10. It contains a wonderful mix of songs from our repertoire
in the last year when Richard Hoyle was our music director. It is on sale at all our concerts, or as below:
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Brothers, Sing On! is on sale for just £10. TO BUY ONE contact Andrew Dadley: Telephone 07941 890992 |
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The 14 tracks on the CD are: |
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- Brothers, Sing On! - American Trilogy - Brotherhood of Man |
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Richard Hoyle: 100 up
Croydon MVC musical director Richard Hoyle conducted his 100th concert for the choir at St John's, Eden Park, on Saturday, May 22.
Richard Hoyle enjoys a joke with Dick Diplock at St John's
Richard was warmly applauded by choir members at Eden Park ahead of the concert. The choir was on top form and afterwards Richard said it had been an excellent concert with an enthusiastic audience.
"I was conscious of how much had changed in the past ten years. The choir has grown in size, scope and ambition in a way that none of us would have envisioned."
Della Jones becomes new choir president
The acclaimed Welsh mezzo soprano Della Jones is the new president of Croydon Male Voice Choir. Della, who was born in south Wales and now lives in south Croydon, said she was "thrilled and honoured" to accept the choir's invitation to become its president. She added: "Coming from South Wales, I have a natural affinity for male voice choirs."
Croydon mayor thrills to concert
Mayor Avril Slipper and husband Harry at Sanderstead concert
Croydon's mayor, Councillor Avril Slipper, praised the Croydon choir when she attended its concert at the United Reformed Church, Sanderstead, on Saturday March 26.
Cllr Slipper said during the interval that the choir was "marvellous" and "wonderful". She was particularly impressed by the choir's ability to learn and remember so many songs.
