On 8th November 2015 Victoria Welsh Choir led the singing at the Remembrance Day Service at the Springvale War Cemetery for the ninth time since 2004.

” heavenly musical moments” “great sound with a bit of ‘Hwyl’” “What a treat” “A great program perfectly executed” “such a good range of voices” We were special guests of the Geelong Welsh Ladies Choir at a Sunday afternoon concert

“Beautiful harmonising and so evocative” “spine tingling” “most smoothing” “Words couldn’t describe the beautiful music” “soloists showed joy and feeling in all they sang” On 25th October the choir was pleased to present an afternoon concert in Cranbourne at St

“skill and professionalism” “such a good show” ” I let the music transport me” “Could have listened all night” “David is a real Ballarat treasure” ” What an amazing, beautiful, musical and emotional night. We were rapt!” The choir was

Such was the dual draw of Victoria Welsh Choir and Marina Prior that the start time was delayed as the audience of nearly 1000 filed in and found their seats at the architectural wonder that is the Ulumbarra Theatre. Men

“it’s like I have died and gone to heaven” “stirs your heart” “giving me goose bumps” “uplifting singing” “remarkable harmony” “Musical director – a delight” This concert on 26th September was specifically organised as a musical tribute to the ANZACS

On 22 September a large number of fellow choristers from Melbourne and Bendigo gathered to farewell their very well respected colleague Charlie Phillips (12 February 1922 – 11 September 2015). We learned that Charlie and his brother journeyed to Melbourne

The choir, for the second year running, performed at the National Celtic Festival at Port Arlington over the Queen’s Birthday weekend. The first concert was at St John’s Church where an early crowd was invited to warm up with the

On 3rd June at Lilydale Memorial Park a large contingent of choristers joined family and friends to farewell Life Member second tenor Owen Bedford (1932-2015). The service opened with the choir singing Gwahoddiad (Invitation). Beautiful and heartfelt eulogies came from

On Friday 29th May 2015 we held a Friends’ Night for potential new members of the recently-established Ballarat branch of Victoria Welsh Choir.

Residents of this eastern suburbs retirement village packed out the meeting hall for this Sunday afternoon concert on 26th April. The musical program was much the same as for the previous week’s Echuca concert, with Ambrose Morgan reprising Hymns and

“Lovely mix” “Inspiring and soul-filling” “uplifting and touching voices” “No changes needed.” “You can’t improve on perfection” On 19th April the choir was delighted to head to the very northern boundary of Victoria to present an afternoon concert at the

On 19th March thirteen members of Vic Welsh provided the backing for One Minute’s Silence, a song composed by Richard Gillard and sung by Tex Perkins with words spoken by Ron Barassi, as part of the commemorations of the First

Local bagpiper Malcolm Sinclair and his wife Mardi, playing the drum, were dressed in traditional Scottish kilts on Sunday 15 March when they accompanied the Victoria Welsh Male Choir at the Lancefield Mechanics Hall. At the sell-out concert, they played

On 14th March 2015 Vic Welsh’s Côr Bach (Small Choir) sang at the wedding of a Welshman to an Australian in the garden of a private home in Anglesea. Before the ceremony began we sang Men of Harlech, Si Hei

St David’s Day Celtic Concert at the Melbourne Recital Centre: “I am happy as long as I can hear those wonderful voices.When the choir sings it is music to my soul!” “a spectacularly successful evening” “Enjoyed the variety” “outstanding –