About us

 

In the summer of 2007, a group of men in Marshfield, South Gloucestershire, got
together as a makeshift choir in support of a charity event.
 

Most of us had not sung before, except in the shower. And so, enthusiastically encouraged by Welshman Geraint Evans and ably directed by the multi-talented Laurel Pyne, the Marshfield Male No-Voice Choir was born. Why ‘No Voice’? Well, Geraint would ask folk, ‘Can you sing?’ and when they said ‘No’, he replied ‘Perfect, you’re in!’ 

 

We've come a long way since and feel confident enough to have dropped the 'No' in our name, performing concerts and competitions as well as joining other choirs on occasion.

 

We sing a broad range of styles including traditional male voice, choral, folk, musicals and more contemporary numbers.

 

We are delighted to be coached and directed this year by our new Musical Director Gillian Ridley-Wells, a keen recitalist soprano and conductor, who together with our amazing accompanist Sarah Bartlett are guiding us through new additions to our repertoire as well as polishing up our older songs.

 

Click here to read more about us and our guest performers.

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