A list of several hundred British choral web sites with links to European choir pages.

This site is dedicated to the promotion and support of male voice choirs and has been developed by some of Wales' leading exponents of the male voice tradition, who are eager to see this fine tradition continue for many years to come, in Wales, the UK and throughout the world!

The Choir was formed in 1902 and quickly gained a reputation for excellence in performance and success in competition in England, Wales and Paris. Disrupted by the two World Wars, the Choir was re-established in 1961 and now has over one hundred members.

The Chiswick Choir, resident in London W4, was founded by the indefatigable John Thackray and has been directed by its present conductor, Alistair Jones for 25 years. His 20th anniversary, in 2004, was celebrated with a performance of Elgar's The Dream of Gerontius. This year we celebrate Alistair's Silver Jubilee with a concert of music by the great English composer, Ralph Vaughan Williams. The main work in the programme is the choral masterpiece, A Sea Symphony, premiered 100 years ago at the Leeds Festival. During its long career the Choir's repertoire has grown but is principally based on the European tradition from the 16th to 20th centuries.

Meets at Ashton Gate primary school: Class details, news and diary

We perform public concerts for charities to raise funds. We also provide concerts in day centres and homes for the elderley. Music is varied from opera to songs from the shows.

The Choir consists of 14 adults and a similar number of choristers. Rehearsals for adults take place after Evening Prayer each week. The Junior Choirmistress holds rehearsals on Friday evenings. On the third Sunday morning of each month, the choristers and their music play a major part in the content of the Family Service. The children are invited to sing at a number of weddings and they also enjoy an annual outing.