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Reading Male Voice Choir sets out 2023 shows

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Thursday, January 12, 2023 5:31 am
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READING Male Voice Choir is back for 2023 and has announced its roster of upcoming shows.

The choir will be performing at Christ Church, Woodley, on Saturday, January 28, where it will be joined by supporting artist Eleanor Stevens.

Eleanor Stevens is a Soprano, born in Berkshire and raised in Reading, who holds a Masters degree in vocal performance from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.

Notable shows include performing for the then prince of Wales during his visit to Hull in 2017.

On Saturday, February 11th, RMVC will be performing at the Broad Street Mall to promote their future concerts and membership, and again at St Mary’s Church in Purley on Thames on Saturday, March 25.

On Saturday, April 22, the choir will be performing a concert at All Saints Church, Tilehurst, joined by Aneesa Chaudhry.

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Chaudhry is an accomplished and versatile vocalist who can sing in a range of musical styles and languages.

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