A very healthy and Merry Christmas and New Year to all our readers!!

We look forward to seeing you in 2017!

 

Sort of says it all, really!!

A very Merry Christmas or whatever holiday you observe to everyone and all at k shoes Male Voice Choir hope you have a healthy and enjoyable 2017! 

Someone please explain to me why these would not attach to my last posting?! Well, they're here now.... 

Being applauded by the country's leading male vocal group was just one of yesterday's highlights, which says it all really!

Thanks to everyone involved, including, of course, Rob Shillitoe's Man Band from QKS, The King's Singers, ourselves and the audience all thought you were amazing!!

As Peter Kay's Dad famously said about garlic bread....."it's the future" or rather it should be in this case "You're the future"...... and it looks and sounds great for the future of male voice singing!

Tickets selling nicely but still some good seats left, I don't want anyone not to get in because we run out so if you're on the fence I advise you jump down on the side of instant purchase! tickets@kshoesmvc.org or 01539 725133.

You will be helping a fantastic local charity, St John's Hospice costs £4 million to run per annum,
and as it's an afternoon performance you might not have to record Strictly (dependent upon where you live of course!)
and it's an incredibly rare opportunity to see the country's leading vocal group in Kendal, or the South Lakes, or even Cumbria or the North West of England!!!

We are all brushing up our Pokarekare Ana....(you'd know it if you heard it), in the original Maori tongue.

No wonder being in a choir is good for your mental and physical health...where was I, yes,
Wha-ti wha-ti ta-ku pe-ne ,Ka pau a-ku pe-pa.......another ear worm!

So that's The Westmorland Gazette and Lancaster Guardian plus an extra piece for the Rinteln Gospelcor concert!! Just like buses they all come at once! I hope they create a desire followed by fulfillment in the form of purchase of said tickets!

And the latest image in, an incredibly challenging 10"*8" portrait format.....but we don't stand like that in rehearsal or concert I hear you say......I said it was challenging!

Thanks again to Janis Armitage, photographer.