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Rhos Male Voice Choir

From: 11 October 2008

To: 11 October 2008

Glyndwr University William Aston Hall Plas Coch Campus

Rhos Male Voice Choir

Starts at 7.00pm

William Aston Hall

Guest artistes are Elizabeth Watts (soprano) who was England's representative at last year's Cardiff Singer of the World Competition, and South Wales tenor Adriano Graziani.

The soloists will be accompanied by Rona Jones.

Choir conducted by John Daniel and accompanied by Kevin Whitley.

Tickets £15

Available from the choir ticket secretary, Colin Aubrey, tel: 01978 352853,or

The Wrexham Tourist Information Office tel: 01978 292015, or from choir members.Rhos Male Voice Choir

Glyndwr University
William Aston Hall
Plas Coch Campus
Mold Road
Wrexham
LL11 2AW
Telephone: 01978 290666

For information concerning forthcoming events or for conference facilities and room hire bookings contact:

Haydn Hughes
Tel: (01978) 293565
Email: h.hughes@newi.ac.uk

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