Coastal Voices July 2007 End of term party at Anna’s

Thank you Anna for hosting us in your lovely garden. highlights- well singing around the fire definitely and yes…OK the chocolate fountain!!

Thanks to the Reverend Shirley Griffiths for her invite to perform in St Michael’s Church. Our repertoire took us through the musical traditions of six continents and more than a handful of religions.

Here we are in the audience at Ysgol Uwchradd Glan Clwyd. Thanks to everyone who came along to perform: Bangor Community Choir, the  Bluebelles and the Humming Birds, not forgetting Swing the Cat for a super Ceilidh.Thanks to the immense generosity of all involved we raised a magnificent £3,880! Fantastic!!

Almost the end of another year together. Here we are posing outside our rehearsal room, looks like we’ve gone back to school from the back drop! Thanks to Abergele college for hosting us for another year.

Sara leads an open workshop of Gospel songs and Spirituals in St Michael’s Church, Abergele. Here are the workshop participants just outside the church at the end of the workshop.

Merry Christmas! A festive sing in Abergele town, schools out so family and friends join in the singing too.

A glorious day in Coronation Gardens Rhyl, an outdoor perfomance then family picnic. Even our local MP got involved. Drinking definitley only allowed after singing!

Costal Voices Summer 2005

An evening rehearsal at out original ‘home’ Coleg Llandrillo Abergele. How fresh faced we all look, six of this merry band, oh and Sara of course, are still coming nine years on. well done guys, extra marks for staying power!!

Coastal Voices End of Term July 2005

Ah those lazy hazy days of summer. How better to end a fab term of singing than with some evening’s refreshments at a local hostelry. Happy summer break, see you in September!!

Well done to Sara, Cathryn and John for making the journey down to St Donat’s near Cardiff to take part in ‘Travels with My Uncle, written by Karl Jenkins. Thanks to David Gunn for coaxing us through our individual performance in the first half. Thanks also to staff from the Centre for Performance Research (CPR) in Aberystwyth for orchestrating the whole event.