Voices In Harmony 21st Birthday Concert Raises Over £3000 For The Mary Stevens Hospice

On Saturday 12 May 2018 Voices In Harmony hosted a charity concert at Dudley Town Hall in support of The Mary Stevens Hospice in Stourbridge, and to celebrate their 21st anniversary. The concert raised £3860 for the Hospice  

Three other local choirs, Gentlemen Songsters Male Voice Choir, Colla Voce Chamber Choir and Viva Musica joined with Voices In Harmony for this concert.  Radio & TV legend Don Maclean MBE ably compered the proceedings with his distinctive brand of humour!

The audience, which included civic dignitaries from both Sandwell and Dudley and also representatives from The Mary Stevens Hospice, enjoyed a range of music covering most genres from classical through the musicals to Queen!

All of the money raised through the concert has now been donated to Mary Stevens Hospice, with representatives of the choir handing over a cheque for £3860 to fundraisers on 20 June 2018.

Charlotte Schofield, Head of Fundraising & Lottery, Mary Stevens Hospice Group said:

“It was an evening that will live long in the memory of everyone in attendance, and a truly wonderful way to celebrate 21 years of such a fantastic organisation.

For our patients to have been chosen as the beneficiaries of such a wonderful evening really is overwhelming and we're so grateful to everyone who worked so hard to bring the concert to life in support of our families.

Here's to the next 21 years!”

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A Poem For Voices In Harmony

A member of the audience at our Christmas Charity Concert at Holy Trinity Church, Old Hill on 16 December 2017 was moved to write the following poem about the concert. We are grateful to David Macklin for allowing us to publish his work.

Old Hill Parish Church

Old Hill Parish Church
is resplendent in its Christmas attire
and is blessed tonight
with brass band and melodious choir.

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