There will be a Christmas concert with Carols presented by Carlton Male Voice Choir
at St. John the Baptist Parish Church
on Saturday 16th December 2006.

• Rick Morrish, the Choir's deputy chairman, said he was delighted to be returning to Beeston after the very successful concert last year. In the first half the Choir will sing eight songs from their normal repertoire beginning with the rousing Welsh hymn, Cwm Rhondda.
• The varied programme will include the gently lyrical love songs, Let it be me and The water of Tyne finishing with the rousing, American Trilogy. The second half of the concert will feature the Choir's Christmas programme.
• Directed by Terry Moore and accompanied by
  Roger Holland, they will sing a variety of carols with many favourites including the Alan Simmons' slow and gentle arrangement of, When a child is born and the gradual crescendo of the announcement of Jesus' birth in, Do you hear what I hear.
  Deck the hall with boughs of holly, a new carol for 2006, will introduce the last part of the concert and the choir will end with the universal plea,
  Let there be peace on earth. Soloists from the choir will complete the programme and the audience will be invited to join in well known carols.
• The concert starts at 7.30pm.
• Tickets at £5.50, which includes a glass of wine/fruit juice and a mince pie, can be obtained
• from the Church Monday to Friday 11.30am. to 1.30pm.
• or by telephoning 0115 9254152