Another away day for Côr Meibion Llanelli

Côr Meibion Llanelli (Llanelli Male Choir) are off on their travels again this weekend.
The destination is Winslow in Buckinghamshire for the town’s annual Christmas concert.
“We have performed at the church in Winslow before and it is a very atmospheric Christmas concert,” said choir chairman Mel Harries.
“The choristers are looking forward immensely to the weekend and we hope to give the people of Winslow a taste of the very best of Welsh choral singing.”
It’s been a busy few weeks for the choir. After returning from their trip to s’Hertogenbosch in The Netherlands, they performed at the Remembrance Service at Llanelli Town Hall and at the Festival of Light at the St Elli Shopping Centre.
On Saturday, the choristers were part of the ‘1,000 Voices’ at the Wales v Australia match at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
On Sunday, Cor Meibion Llanelli performed at the annual NSPPC function at Parc Howard.
Other Cor Meibion dates this year include -
Tuesday 13th December Coleg Sir Gar Christmas Service (noon).
Saturday !7th December Christmas Concert Theatre Elli 7pm.
Monday 19th December Christmas at Prince Phillip Hospital.
Dates for 2012, so far, include -
Thursday 5th January Start Practice Furnace Community Centre.
Thursday 1st. March Concert York House Twickenham 7pm.
Saturday 3rd.March St.David’s Day Concert Theatre Elli 7pm.
Saturday 21st April Concert Cor Curiad.
Saturday 28th April Concert Old Food Hall Royal Welsh Showground Builth Wells 7pm.
Saturday 12th May Concert Greenfield Chapel Gethin Hughes Memorial Concert.
Saturday 26th May Concert Rhayader Leisure Centre 7pm.
Saturday 9th June Pontardulais Town Band Annual Concert
Saturday 30th June Annual Concert Selwyn Samuel Centre 7 pm, with Vancouver Welsh Men’s Choir.
Saturday 11th August National Eisteddfod Bridgend.

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