Members of the Wayfarers Chorus were heartbroken by the tragedy which unfolded recently and was then followed by inexcusable acts of violence across Southport and other areas of Britain. When the chorus perform we request donations for our charity fund, from which we donate to our nominated charity for the year. This tragedy has effected us so deeply we have […]
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Last night (Tuesday August 6th 2024) the Wayfarers Chorus bid farewell to Paul Smith, our latest MD, a long serving member who is stepping down due to other commitments. Paul has been a loyal and hard working member of the chorus for 21 years, first as a ‘Lead’, more recently as our Assistant MD and finally our MD. As well […]
» Read moreWayfarers Chorus took part in the Sing For Sefton concert, on June 7th. Joining 6 other choruses, Wayfarers sang a variety from our repertoire, including our first public performance of ‘Ghostriders’. A rendition of ‘Do You Hear The People Sing’, from Les Miserables, resurrected from our repertoire archive, went down well and contrasted nicely with the performance by the United […]
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The Southport Spinal Unit Action Group (SUAG) has been chosen as the nominated charity for the Wayfarers Chorus from 2024. On June 5th, members of SUAG, together with two SUAG residents, met representatives from Wayfarers Chorus, to receive a cheque for £1,000. Wayfarers Chorus were founded in 1989 and since then have donated to a number of local and national […]
» Read moreCurrently reduced a little in numbers, but not in spirit, the Wayfarers Chorus performed for the Southport u3a, at the end of their 2024 AGM. This was quite possibly the largest audience in front of which Wayfarers have performed and the audience reactions certainly brought out the best in the chorus. As often happens, many of the audience commented upon […]
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