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Braintree Male Voice Choir are proudly sponsored by

Our next concert...

28 June

Gala Charity Concert

This special Charity concert will bring you 'Music From The Musicals' and features The Hedingham Singers, The Witham Singers, Braintree Male Voice Choir and members of Witham Amateur Operatic Society accompanied by a live band and soloists.

This event is in tribute to Louis Hackett who passed away 10 years ago in Great Ormond Street Hospital and all profits from the show will go to GOSH.

• Performance starts at 3.00pm. Doors open at 2.30pm

• Tickets £15, Children under 16 £5

• Booking fee applies

• Tel. 0345 017 8717

• Tickets also available from the Visitor Information Centre at Witham Town Hall

The Public Hall Witham

www.withampublichall.co.uk. 

8 Collingwood Rd, Witham CM8 2DY 

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Singing is fun! Why not join us?

See us in action under the Videos tab above. 

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The choir rehearses every Wednesday evening (7.30) at St Peter’s Church Hall, St Peters Road, off Bocking End, Braintree CM7 9AN and sings at a number of events each year.

Anyone interested should contact Ron Fosker on 01376 512582 or rfosker@btinternet.com

We sing a wide range of songs, from traditional male voice choir offerings, such as Nessun Dorma and Cwm Rhondda, to songs from shows and more recent material such as Bob Seger’s Old Time Rock 'n’ Roll, Del Shannon’s Runaway and Ed Sheeran’s Perfect.

Rehearsals are held in the centre of Braintree on a Wednesday evening.

For the choir in action, see the videos on the Video tab above.

It works out at only £4 a week (normally paid yearly or termly)

Why sing?

Do you want to stay healthy? You could make sure you have a walk every day – or eat good food.

Or you could take up singing.

§   · Singing has been proved to have all sorts of benefits.

§   · Singing improves your lung capacity and your overall circulation.

§   · Singing strengthens your immune system.

§   · Singing lifts your mood by releasing endorphins, the body’s natural anti-depressant.

§   · Singing improves your brain power. It pumps more oxygen to the brain, which improves mental alertness, memory and concentration.

§   · Singing widens your circle of friends.

§   · Singing has even been found to help some people stop snoring.

§   · And singing is fun.

Don't just take our word for it.  See https://www.theguardian.com/science/2023/dec/15/a-mega-mechanism-for-bonding-why-singing-together-does-us-good

So what are you waiting for?

FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT - CHRIST CHURCH BRAINTREE - MAY 2023