These videos show how choir membership boosts confidence, improves mental wellbeing, and connects you with a community that feels like family. Whether you’re a seasoned singer or a complete beginner, you’ll discover the joy of shared harmony, unforgettable performances, and the camaraderie that comes from raising your voice alongside others. Dive in, get inspired, and see why now is the perfect time to join a male voice choir. More stories to follow - watch this space...

Meet the choir : Alan Evans

Alan Evans brings heart, humour and real passion to BMVC — and his performance of O Love at the Royal Albert Hall in 2026 is one of those moments that will stay with the choir forever. His voice, his commitment, and his love of singing shine through every rehearsal.

Alan says BMVC has given him friendships, confidence, and experiences he never imagined — and he’d encourage anyone to give it a try.

Meet the Choir: Our Musical Director, Andrew Protherough‑Jones

Andrew Protherough‑Jones shares why Bydd Myrdd o Ryfeddodau is one of his favourite pieces — a hymn with a powerful story that travelled from Wales to Patagonia and became a symbol of resilience, memory and community. Every time BMVC sings it, Andrew says the room changes: the emotion, the unity, the pride. For Andrew, BMVC isn’t just a choir. It’s a team, a family, a place where anyone can grow in confidence and enjoy the magic of singing together.

Meet the Choir: Geraint York

From the Royal Albert Hall to the 25th year Royal Air Ambulance Gala at the Celtic Manor, Blaenavon Male voice choir(bmvc.org) has had a year of unforgettable performances.

The event with Prince William in attendance, proved to be an amazing night. Chorister Geraint York’s talks about the choir and whats is like to perform on the worlds best stages If you’ve ever wanted to be part of something bigger… If you’ve ever wanted to sing, laugh, travel, and make lifelong friends… BMVC is waiting for you.

Meet the Choir: Steve Barrett

Meet the Choir: Steve Barrett

From performing American Trilogy at the Royal Albert Hall to leading rugby songs during his playing days in North Wales, Steve Barrett brings a unique mix of musicality, humour, and Welsh rugby spirit to BMVC.

His story shows exactly what makes our choir special — friendship, confidence, and the joy of singing together.

If you’ve ever thought about joining a male voice choir, this is your moment. No auditions. No pressure. Just turn up.

Meet the Choir - Trev Spencer

Seven months. That’s all it took for Trev to go from first rehearsal to performing Myfanwy at the Royal Albert Hall. He’s thrown himself into choir life, made new friends, and discovered a passion he didn’t know he had.

This is what BMVC offers — big moments, big voices, big camaraderie.

And we’re looking for new members. If you can talk, you can sing. Just turn up.

👉 Interested? Drop us a message and join the choir.

Join us

Are you passionate about singing and looking to be part of a vibrant community? Blaenavon Male Voice Choir is opening its doors and inviting men of all ages and singing abilities to join our family. Whether you're a seasoned tenor or a beginner bass, we welcome everyone eager to learn, grow, and contribute to the rich tradition of Welsh male voice singing.

2026 is going to be a big year for Blaenavon Male Voice Choir.  We are singing in June 2026 in the Royal Albert Hall and have several other exciting events that will be announced in the upcoming months. To support this we are looking to drive up our chorister numbers.  

We are seeking new members of all ages, and no solo-level singing experience is required.

What We Offer: 

• The chance to be part of an established and respected choir in Wales.
• A welcoming, supportive, and friendly atmosphere.
• The opportunity to perform at local, national, and potentially international venues.
• A fun, rewarding, and challenging musical experience

We practice on Tuesdays and Thursdays at  Blaenavon Constitutional Club, James St, Blaenavon, NP4 9EJ

Doors open at 7pm - singing starts at 7.30 pm.

Why not come to one of our open rehearsals? No pressure - just come and see how we operate.  If you are interested either just attend one of our sessions or leave us your contact details