I watched the trailer and very much want to see the film when it is released. In the trailer someone mentioned "no one under 50", I hope they get some new members and that it continues on for years to come.
Thank you for sharing this - it is wonderful. My paternal grandfather, Hugh William Cooper, sang in the North Shore Male Voice Choir in Auckland, New Zealand back in the 1970s. Despite his first names there is no "Welsh" in the family. Looking forward to the full version! Michelle in Wellington, NZ, xx
Totally fabulous and I will certainly plan to see the whole movie! Are you in London now? If so, have a glorious time and please give Nu a hug from me. If you're not there yet, do have a glorious time when the time comes and save that hug for when Nu is within arm's reach. :)
Looks entertaining. But I also see that it doesn't flinch on--I keep re-writing this sentence as I flinch myself--on the not-always-cheerful realities involved in a group with a lot of elderly men in it. I hope that one guy does make it across the water to Dublin.
It's great! So good that the choir is well supported and I hope it continues to be. Good too to hear your village name spoken online as I've wondered how it should be spoken correctly.
Fabulous and sad too, to think some of those men will be gone soon. Enjoy yourself in London, with Nu. Stupid sentence - of course you'll enjoy yourself! xx
Up Trelawnyd! This looks like a wonderful documentary. Like Zoe said, I hope we can see it here on the other side of the globe. (I think the fellow with the shaved head was under 50... lol)
Doesn't look as if the audition can be too rigorous, to be frank. You should give it a go, for if rejected the comments on the rejection slip would be fun (for us readers at least).
This looks wonderful. I hope the whole film will be available for overseas viewers somehow.
ReplyDeleteI think after it’s debut it can be viewed online ..I will let you know
DeleteIt looks inspiring, wonderful and, yes, melancholic.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to;watch it...wish I;was in Sheffield to see the debut, I’m in London
DeleteLooks very interesting will look out for it on line.
ReplyDeleteHere’s a link to Australia’s fake Russian Male Choir you might like.
https://youtu.be/VOg9o0oIars
Thank u x
DeleteLoved it.
ReplyDeleteLove their conductor, too!
XOXO
I watched the trailer and very much want to see the film when it is released. In the trailer someone mentioned "no one under 50", I hope they get some new members and that it continues on for years to come.
ReplyDeleteThe choir-mistress looks a tough cookie!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this - it is wonderful. My paternal grandfather, Hugh William Cooper, sang in the North Shore Male Voice Choir in Auckland, New Zealand back in the 1970s. Despite his first names there is no "Welsh" in the family. Looking forward to the full version!
ReplyDeleteMichelle in Wellington, NZ, xx
Totally fabulous and I will certainly plan to see the whole movie!
ReplyDeleteAre you in London now? If so, have a glorious time and please give Nu a hug from me. If you're not there yet, do have a glorious time when the time comes and save that hug for when Nu is within arm's reach. :)
Hugs!
No I go the weekend after the 1st of June which is my birthday
DeleteLooks entertaining. But I also see that it doesn't flinch on--I keep re-writing this sentence as I flinch myself--on the not-always-cheerful realities involved in a group with a lot of elderly men in it. I hope that one guy does make it across the water to Dublin.
ReplyDeleteIt's great! So good that the choir is well supported and I hope it continues to be. Good too to hear your village name spoken online as I've wondered how it should be spoken correctly.
ReplyDeleteFabulous and sad too, to think some of those men will be gone soon. Enjoy yourself in London, with Nu. Stupid sentence - of course you'll enjoy yourself! xx
ReplyDeleteGood to hear Trelawnyd choir will be heard further afield but sad that they are all againg and I wonder why no one under 50 ever joins?
ReplyDeleteThere are a few younger men in the choir , not many
DeleteAren't you tempted to join them?! Hope London is all you hope for...of course it will be, with Nu there. Even the weather forecast is good!
ReplyDeleteHow absolutely lovely.
ReplyDeleteI could see this as a Christopher Guest film as well.
What a nice way to start my day
ReplyDeleteVery good.
ReplyDeleteMade my day watching that. Thanks John.
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DeleteIt looks great! I'd love to see the full documentary some day!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Thank you for sharing that.
ReplyDeleteI love that one old guy who said the advantage of growing old, is that it doesn't last. I shall have to remember that.
ReplyDeleteYes, it was a lovely quote
DeleteA delight from beginning to end.
ReplyDeletethey seem to be everywhere on line these days.
ReplyDeleteGood for them!
Up Trelawnyd! This looks like a wonderful documentary. Like Zoe said, I hope we can see it here on the other side of the globe. (I think the fellow with the shaved head was under 50... lol)
ReplyDeleteYes there are a few younger singers...
DeleteIt will be available on line , I will let you know
That reminds me of this documentary that I watched several years ago. Made me cry so be forewarned!
ReplyDeletehttps://youngatheartchorus.com/film
I’ve seen the same one, and yes I did cry x
DeleteI thoroughly enjoyed watching the trailer and look forward to seeing the film.
ReplyDeleteDit should be available on line , I will publish where
DeleteVery fabulous John.
ReplyDeleteThe trailer is enticing! I do hope that it is released for general viewing. Another feather in Trelawnyd’s cap!
ReplyDeleteI think it will be available on line x
DeletePlease let us know if and when it is.
DeleteSorry - I see you have already said you will. I should not read your comments list backwards!
DeleteAre you not in the choir, and if not why not? It could do with some youthful gaiety (or gayety).
ReplyDeleteI was put off joining theMVC as there is an audition xx
DeleteDoesn't look as if the audition can be too rigorous, to be frank. You should give it a go, for if rejected the comments on the rejection slip would be fun (for us readers at least).
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