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The Choir is based in London and is open to anyone who shares a passion for singing and enjoying themselves. The repertoire includes traditional Welsh hymns and folk-tunes, choruses from opera & musicals, spirituals, and pop tunes. Now in its 55th year, the Gwalia is an Eisteddfod prize-winner, and is in demand for public concerts, cabarets, weddings, recordings, radio & TV appearances and commercials. It performs in Cathedrals, concert halls, churches and other venues in the UK and abroad. The Choir’s President is musician and presenter Cerys Matthews MBE. Rehearsals are held on Wednesday evenings at the London Welsh Centre - visitors and singers are all welcome. For more details visit: www.gwaliachoirlondon.org
The Choir was formed in 1967. While many members come from the Welsh community in and around London, it is open to anyone who shares a passion for singing and enjoying themselves. The repertoire ranges from traditional Welsh folk tunes and hymns, well known opera choruses and spirituals, to lighter numbers including pop songs and hits from musicals. The Gwalia is in demand for public concerts, cabarets, weddings and other private functions, frequently performing in Cathedrals, concert halls, churches, hotels, clubs, offices and village halls throughout the UK. The Gwalia makes recordings on radio; concert and TV appearances. The Gwalia has been a prize-winner at the Royal National Eisteddfod of Wales and the Llangollen International Eisteddfod, has performed in London's Royal Festival and Royal Albert Halls, St James’s Palace, and on the pitch at Wales' rugby stadium in Cardiff. The Choir has made concert tours to many European countries.
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