Llanelli's junior choristers off to Cornwall


The young choristers of Llanelli’s Hywel Girls’ Choir and Hywel Boy Singers will do a whistle-stop trip to Cornwall this October.
Fresh from their performance with the nation’s favourite tenor, Alfie Boe later this month, the Hywel choristers will head to Cornwall for a charity performance in Saltash with the Tintagel Orpheus Male Voice Choir.
During their quick tour, the choristers will have time to enjoy the world-famous Eden Project.
While tickets are a sell-out for the exciting Alfie Boe concert in Llanelli later this month which will feature the Hywel Girls’ Choir & Hywel Boy Singers, local audiences can next hear the choir in December at “The Magic of Christmas”, when they will be joined by the Llanelli Choral Society and town dignitaries and to welcome Christmas at Greenfield Chapel on Saturday 10th December.
“This season is a exciting mix of performances and travel for the choristers”, explains conductor John Hywel Williams.
“A grand performance with the nation’s favourite tenor Alfie Boe to performances in Cornwall, fun activities such as visiting the Eden Project to performing to local audiences at Christmas.”
In the meantime, the choristers are busy rehearsing for the grand performance with Alfie Boe and there is great excitement amongst the young choral ranks at the prospect of partnering in song with Alfie for world-favourites from Les Miserables such as ‘At the End of the Day’, ‘Do you Hear the People Sing?’ and ‘Bring Him Home’.
Alfie Boe recently enjoyed the acclaimed leading role performance of Jean Valjean in the sold-out 25th anniversary concert performance of Les Miserables at the London O2 Arena at the personal request of Sir Cameron Mackintosh.
If you are interested in joining the choir, please visit www.HywelChoir.com

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