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The Daleian
Singers have been in existence since 1957,originating in the village of
Silverdale, near to Newcastle under Lyme, in North Staffordshire.
Over the past 50
years we have built up a formidable reputation at music festivals as we have attempted to
bring to our repertoire a high standard of male voice
singing that gives pleasure to the many people who come
to listen to us. From classical male voice, to modern
musical arrangements for male voices, the music we make
varies to suit all tastes.
During 2007 we celebrated our Golden Jubilee
year.
Our Celebration Concert at the Victoria Hall, Hanley was
a sell-out success as we recounted in song the past 50
years.Tenor Alfie Boe our guest for the evening proving
to be an instant hit.
During the early part of 2008, our concert with Rhos Orpheus Male Voice Choir,
at Longton Methodist Central Hall, was an overwhelming
success enjoyed by not only our audience but by both
choirs.
It was our pleasure to be involved with the opening and dedication of a
new shelter and garden at Silverdale Cemetery at the end of November
2008
Early in March 2009 we joined again with the Rhos Orpheus male voice
choir.
Raising funds for Butterton Church. Take a look at us on YouTube
go to Choir Stats.
Of note also was our concert at the Westminster Theatre at Keele
University to raise funds for the Rotary Club of Newcastle under Lyme in
support of Eradicating Polio, over £1400 being raised.
July saw us in the
"Land of Song", where we joined
Colwyn Male Voice
Choir,
in raising £500 for the Gurka Trust.
On Sunday 23rd
August the choir gave an open air concert on the Bandstand, Victoria
Park, Stafford.
About 200 people coming by, stopping and listening in the sunshine. For
many it was a first time occasion listening to a Male Voice Choir.
It was a privilege
on Sunday 8th November 2009 to be asked to take part in an act
of Remembrance, entitled
"Lest we Forget",
along with North Staffs Symphony Orchestra,
Ceramic City Choir and our Hosts, the
Porthill Players
at the Victoria Hall, Hanley.
The Christmas
concert with Seabridge Primary School proved to be a resounding
success in a packed St Giles Church
Keep up with our diary and come and listen!
IMPORTANT date for your calendar
Mar 15th
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New Victoria
Theatre with St Margarets C of E Junior School Choir
(Tickets
from the Theatre Bookings only)
If you would like to join us take a peek at
our "where" page.

Download
about 5 to 8 minutes on telephone modem
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Listen to us singing from our latest CD - "Pure Gold"
A - Take Me Home
B - You Raise me Up
CD's cost £10 (incl p & p)
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