2022
Bill Nash Returns to Practice
Earlier this year, following his 99th birthday on January 9th, Bill Nash arguably the country’s oldest practicing chorister announced his retirement from performing in concerts. However, Caldicot Male Voice Choir was delighted that, accompanied by his son Andrew, he was able to return to practice on March 25th and will continue to do so for…
Read MoreChoir presents cheque to St David’s Hospice Care
Following on from the St David’s Day concert on Monday 5th March, Caldicot Male Voice Choir was, on 10th March delighted to present a cheque for £1429 as a result of money raised at the concert to Tania Ansell and Jaz Cuggy, representatives of the St David’s Hospice Care. Tania expressed her appreciation of the…
Read MoreChoir holds first concert since lockdown
On Saturday 5th March Caldicot Male Voice Choir performed its first concert at the Choir Hall in Mill Lane two years to the day from its last at St Patrick’s Cathedral in Armagh, Northern Ireland. The concert was arranged to raise funds for the St David’s Hospice which cares for so many people in the…
Read MoreChoir Holds first full practice of the Year
Last September it was reported that Caldicot Male Voice Choir could return to full practice due to a relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions. Sadly, this was short lived because of the emergence of the Omicron Covid variant. However after a period of 3 months, the Choir returned to full practice at the Choir Hall on Monday…
Read MoreBill Nash celebrates his 99th Birthday
Once again the choir is grateful for the continuing support of the Grassroots section of the South Wales Argus for including this report by PRO Lyn Gauntlett, of the 99th birthday of Caldicot Male Voice Choir’s oldest member, Bill Nash. The photo shows Bill proudly holding the certificate, presented by Jessica Morden MP and Musical…
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