VALE Harmony’s A Cappella Fellas hit all the right notes in the spring concert at Pershore Abbey to hand over £1,000 to a cancer charity.
The concert was the third time the Pershore-based chorus had performed alongside the 10 times UK champion barbershop chorus, The Great Western Chorus of Bristol.
The chorus’s donation included money they raised last October when they entertained the Rotary Club’s caravanning section at their annual festival at Malvern
Chris Franey, the chairman of Vale Harmony The A Cappella Fellas, said: “It was a tremendous evening of male voices singing a cappella. The audience loved it and we loved it.
“The concert had been delayed for two years because of Covid 19 but it was great to be back on stage in front of a live audience and particularly good to be able to make some money for Prostate Cancer UK, our chosen charity for the year.”
Nicola Tallett, director of fund-raising and supporter engagement at Prostate Cancer UK, said: “Prostate cancer is now the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the UK and the pandemic has made living with a diagnosis only harder.
“Thankfully, the support of the Vale Harmony and so many other wonderfully generous people has allowed us to continue funding research into better tests and treatments, to stop prostate cancer being a killer.
“We thank Vale Harmony for going that extra mile.”
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