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Vacancy for a Director of Music for Tamar Valley Male Voice Choir

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Tamar Valley Male Voice Choir is seeking a well-qualified, experienced Director of Music from 1st January 2025.    The Choir, which enjoys a very good reputation for its standard of performance and presentation of both traditional and modern music, is based in Callington, Cornwall, where it practises on Tuesday evenings throughout the year.    In the main, concerts are given in support of local and national charities.   The successful candidate would be expected to take the Choir forward from its present strong position.

Applications, outlining what you are able to bring to the post, should be made to the Choir Chairman, Charles Westlake, either by email to [email protected] or by phone: 07773 289976, no later than Tuesday 29th October.   Auditions will be held on Tuesday 5th November.

Tamar Valley Male Voice Choir celebrates!

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2024 is a special year for us – we have ‘Come of Age’!

We are 18 years old and the joy we have experienced over the years, entertaining audiences and raising many thousands of pounds for charity, has in no way diminished. We have gained new members and would welcome many more.

Two choirs for the price of one

Saturday 28th September 2024 sees a Grand Autumn Concert at St. Eustachius Church, Tavistock, hosted
by Tamar Valley Male Voice Choir with our guests Newquay Male Voice Choir. Come and enjoy a great
evening of male voice singing with these two fine choirs.

Full details on our Concert Schedule page

Tamar Valley Male Voice Choir welcomes new members

We are delighted to welcome three new voices to our choir.
Ian, Angus and John will give even greater depth to our bass section.

Pies, peas and party pieces

Each year we put on a ‘Pies Peas and Party Pieces’ evening for members and our ladies support group. Choir members display their talents with a variety of party pieces, some clever, some silly and some quite ridiculous! Our ladies always put on a fine performance (see photo)

A large number of pasties are consumed! Looks like fun? It is! This is an evening when members ‘let their hair down’ so it is definitely not open to the public. This is just one of the informal events (including Chairman’s barbeque) we organise outside of our normal choir activities.