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The Choir, one of the youngest male voice choirs in Wales, was founded for the new millennium year 2000...

CÔR MEIBION CAERWYS
Capel Bethel, Water Street, Caerwys
Monday evenings @ 7.30pm

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The choir has resumed practice evenings at Bethel Chapel in Water Street Caerwys from 7.30pm every Monday for the winter months.

Visit the choir website for more info and contact details: https://corcaerwys.co.uk/



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100 Club

100 Club

Our 100 Club - join and you will be in with a chance to win a monthly cash prize and be supporting the Choir too

Our choir receives support from Members, Friends, Patrons and others, but costs continue to grow. The 100 Club generates extra funds with a chance to win a cash prizes each month. For a monthly subscription we will issue you with your 100 Club number which is entered into the monthly draw held at Choir practice.
To sign up complete the information request 100 Club here 

100 Club Draw Winners – Dec 2025

Diolch am eich cefnogaeth — Thanks for your support.

Spare numbers are available — email: cmc100club@aol.com

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Chairman's Notes

Caerwys Male Voice Choir [CMC] was formed in the year 2000 as part of celebrations to mark the new millennium in the historic town of Caerwys. The Choir has continued to regularly perform at numerous venues across North Wales since its creation and will celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2025 with a full schedule of events and concerts.
Emerging from the Covid era was a particularly challenging time for most choirs with reduction in membership and the demise of several of our partner choirs across North Wales. Remarkably, however, CMC has seen a 30% increase in its membership over the last 12 months. Nevertheless, to remain sustainable and improve our standard of performance CMC continues to recruit and welcome new members across all sections of the choir [top tenors/T1 in particular] irrespective of previous experience. Currently we have 29 loyal and committed members who attend practice on a regular basis. Our objective is to achieve a membership of 40 and develop into one of the best smaller choirs in North Wales capable of competing and performing at a national level.
The Choir meets for practice every Monday, 7.30pm at St Michael’s Church, Caerwys. Practice normally ends at around 9.00pm. With substantial number of us then reconvening at the local hostelry [Royal Oak pub] to socialise and recover for an hour or so!! Our success over the past twelve months has in no small part been due, not only to a hard-working Committee, but also the appointment of Mr Tudur Eames as our Musical Director in 2023. Tudur is the Director of Gwynedd and Mon Schools Music Service, a multi-talented professional musician in his own right and a very experienced choirmaster. We are absolutely delighted with his appointment and the contribution he continues to make to our development. The Choir is equally fortunate to secure Margaret Willams as our accompanist. Margaret has been with the Choir for many years. We continue to benefit from her professionalism and experience.
The benefits of singing in a choir to your health and wellbeing are well documented. If you wish to join us as a new member or wish to commission us for a concert or special occasion [e.g. weddings/anniversaries] please do not hesitate to contact either our hard-working Secretary [Mike Jones] or myself as Chair for further details.
Chair: Elfyn Wyn Jones elfyn.jones3@btinternet.com [07769566583] Secretary: Mike Jones ysgrif@corcaerwys.co.uk [07776074647]
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                                    The choir fosters friendships, builds community and keeps the spirits high during difficult times. You learn how a song can get better and better, then better still and being in the group builds confidence and stage presence.                                  

           
           
             
               

                                    I like the social aspect of the choir and the music selection. .                                  

           
   
       
             
               

                                    I enjoy being part of a great group of men, learning new songs and having the opportunity of performing in concerts..                                  

           
   
       
             
               

                                    I thoroughly enjoyed listening to the Choir. These gents sounded so good when they sang.  The church was a perfect setting for the concert                                  

           
   
       
             
               

                                    I like the challenge of learning music in different languages and testing my memory for performing without copies.                                  

           
   
     
         
                                
         
         
     
   

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News Archive

This is the archived items area.

Choir Treasurer honoured April 2025


Steve Griffith was presented with a bottle of whiskey from Choir Chairman Elfyn Jones and he was also awarded the first Honorary Life Membership of the choir for all the work he has done over many years, primarily in the role of Treasurer.

....and Colin makes 4!


New member Colin Tait was presented with his choir uniform by Choir Chairman Elfyn Jones at the Choir AGM April 25

Good things always come in threes!


New member Top Tenor David Simon of Rhuddlan was presented with his choir uniform by Choir Chairman Elfyn Jones and Committee member Stuart Davies

Another new recruit receives their uniform


Second tenor Peter Kenway of Rhuddlan being presented with his uniform by Choir Chairman Elfyn Jones

Another new recruit joins the Baritione Section.


Andy Jones from Trelogan being presented with his uniform by Choir Chairman Elfyn Jones

Choir Webmaster Andrew (Tom) MacLean.


Choir Webmaster Andrew (Tom) MacLean was presented with some gifts by Choir Sec Mike Jones for all the sterling work he carries out behind the scenes maintaining and constantly updating the choir website and social media pages. April 2025
We are back rehearsing at St Michael's Church Caerwys from April 2026.