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Airedale singers welcome the youngsters
The emphasis is on youth as Airedale Male Voice Choir presents its annual charity concert in Skipton this coming Sunday.
Leader John Smith said the men would be joined by the "exuberant, bright and dynamic" Keighley Amateurs Junior Singing Club.
He said the group of about 28 youngsters aged eight to 16 were ably led by vocal coach Louise Hindle-Barton.
He said: "We also have a highly talented and very musical young lady from Wilsden with a very bright future, Julia Williams.
"Together with the Airedale choir, who unfortunately do not fit into the youth description, this promises to be a wonderful night's entertainment."
The 7pm concert at St Andrew's Methodist Church, Newmarket Street, Skipton, will raise money for Manorlands.
The Airedale singers also perform at St John's Church, Ingrow, June 21; Salvation Army, Keighley, July 12; West Lane Baptist Church, Haworth, August 23.
Phone 01535 653110.
2:51am Wednesday 14th May 2008
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