Anston Male Voice Choir
The Anston Male Voice Choir formed in 1972 in South Yorkshire under Harold Chadwick. They built a reputation performing at venues like the Royal Albert Hall...
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The Anston Male Voice Choir formed in 1972 in South Yorkshire under Harold Chadwick. They built a reputation performing at venues like the Royal Albert Hall and the Sydney Opera House. Their version of "An American Trilogy" became particularly well-known.
In 2013, Peter Moran took over as conductor from Chadwick. The choir has released albums including "The Anston Male Voice Choir Sings" from 1986 and "Proudly We Stand" from 2005. They've worked with groups like the BBC Concert Orchestra.
The choir faced criticism in 2016 over their arrangement of "An American Trilogy," which included lyrics some found outdated. They continued performing while maintaining their approach to the material.
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