WATCH: Britain's Got Talent judge sent to 'music heaven' by Welsh choir with Oswestry connections
A Welsh male voice choir with a whole lot of Shropshire talent received a standing ovation from the Britain's Got Talent judges after their audition.
John's Boys Male Chorus, led by Aled Philips who is director of music at Oswestry School, wowed the judges on Saturday night with their Britain's Got Talent debut on ITV.
The choir, based at Rhosllanerchrugog in Wrexham, is made up of teachers, traders and choir singers of all ages who have come together through their love of singing.
The two youngest members of the choir are current pupils of Oswestry School – Dan and Akaash.
They performed a rendition of Britain's Got Talent finalist Calum Scott's 'Biblical', which brought judge Bruno Tonioli to tears.
Bruno told them: "I'm telling you, the blend of your voices, the balance, the harmonies – it was divine. I felt I was in music heaven. Perfection."
The choir received four 'yes' votes from the judges and will go through to the next round of the competition.
