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Opera superstar booked for 75th
The choir are fortunate to have secured the services of two very accomplished artistes for their Anniversary concert in July. Rhys Meirion and accompanist Harvey Davies are both well known to the choir and are sure to delight the audience. Rhys started his singing career whilst a head teacher at a school near the town of Ruthin , North Wales and is now a world renowned tenor having appeared in venues such as the Sydney Opera House.
He began a very busy 2008 releasing a CD of Celtic songs and this Spring will be touring with the WNO Company singing alongside his friend, the world-famous bass/ baritone Bryn Terfel in a production of Falstaff. His hectic calendar continues with a three-week tour to Patagonia where he will appear in several concerts in support of a 100 year old music festival which takes place in May.
When the choir celebrated their diamond jubilee at the Pavilion Theatre fifteen years ago, rising star Bryn Terfel performed with them and as friends it seems appropriate that they both have the distinction of having shared the stage with Trelawnyd Male Voice Choir.
The choir are also delighted that joining them on stage is the young soprano from Swansea - Ros Evans. |
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Choir Video on YouTube
The choir are now featured on the video site YouTube. The video was produced by David Pearson (B.A.Hons). Dave is from Holywell and is working for Gyrfa Cymru/Careers Wales.
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Choir Snatches Stirring Victory
Not for the first time, the choir distinguished themselves by winning at the National Eisteddfod of Wales. On Saturday the 11th August 2007 in Mold, they won the chief male voice choirs competition in a stirring climax to the daytime session.
Following the adjudication, conductor Geraint Roberts went back on stage to receive the Wesh Guards cup and cash prize with two other North Wales choirs, Rhosllanerchrugog second and Penrhyn from Bethesda third. |
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The choir are grateful to Lluniau Llwyfan for the use of this photo. |
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BBC Radio Cymru Competition
The choir are seen here on stage at the Prichard-Jones Hall, Bangor on
Saturday Dec 3, 2005 where they competed in the Final against 2 other choirs to be
named the best in Wales. The BBC Radio Cymru competition started with 12
choirs and in a close contest, Trelawnyd were runners-up. |
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Vice President, Jonathan Pryce - 60th Birthday
The choir send their best wishes to their Vice President Jonathan Pryce and
his family on the occasion of his 60th Birthday which he will be celebrating
on the 1st June 2007.
Stage and screen star Jonathan from Holywell, Flintshire in North Wales
began his meteoric career at the Everyman Theatre in Liverpool and he
recently returned to the city to be awarded an honarary degree by Liverpool
University.
Many happy returns Jonathan and warmest regards from the choir.
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