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Voices In Harmony 20th Anniversary Celebration
On 7 March 2017 Voices In Harmony members celebrated the 20th anniversary of the choir at The Granary Hotel near Kidderminster.
Voices In Harmony was formed in 1997 to perform Handel's 'Messiah' in West Bromwich Town Hall as part of the BT Voices For Hospices event that year. After the performance in October 1997 choir members decided that they wanted to continue as a choir. Hence was born Sandwell Community Choir which has evolved into the 70 strong Voices In Harmony mixed voice choir of today. There are still about 12 members who performed in 'Messiah' in 1997 including the Musical Director Stephen Bradley (pictured 2nd from left).
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Voices In Harmony concert in Cricklade as guests of Sing 4/4
On Saturday 14 May 2016 Voices In Harmony performed in a Concert at St Sampson's Church in Cricklade, Wiltshire as guests of Sing 4/4, the local community choir.
Review of Christmas Concert 2014
The renowned Black Country choir Voices in Harmony (VIH) held their annual Christmas Charity Concert on Saturday 13th December 2014 at Holy Trinity Church, Old Hill in the Borough of Sandwell – this year in support of Alzheimer’s Society and Mary Stevens Hospice in Stourbridge.
Festival Of Remembrance 2017
The 11th Cradley Heath Salvation Army and Voices In Harmony Festival Of Remembrance took place at Cradley Heath Salvation Army on Saturday 11 November 2017. 
The Remembrance Festival, which has now become an established event for both Voices In Harmony and Cradley Heath Salvation Army, was a sell-out event attended by a number of dignitaries including James Morris MP for Halesowen and Rowley Regis, the Mayor of Sandwell MBC and other Sandwell MBC Councillors. 
A number of local organisations including The Royal British Legion were represented.
David Bishop-Rowe led the Festival Band who together with Voices In Harmony, led by Musical Director Stephen Bradley, provided a musical beginning to the evening, leading into a Remembrance Service led by Major Joy Stephenson from Cradley Heath Salvation Army.