Llandrindod Wells children's choir ready for its first public performances

Llandrindod Wells children's choir ready for its first public performances

A newly formed children's community choir in Llandrindod Wells is looking forward to its first public performances, after meeting the Mayor and Deputy Mayor

Members of the choir gathered at the town's iconic bandstand recently with Llandrindod Wells Mayor Councillor Steve Deeks-D'Silva and Deputy Mayor Councillor Kim Nicholls for a special photograph to celebrate the town council's grant of £250, which was further boosted by personal donations from the mayor and deputy mayor from their respective allowances.

To mark the occasion and express their gratitude, the children performed one of the songs they have been rehearsing, with proud parents and supporters gathering to watch and celebrate the exciting milestone.

The choir was founded by Mandy Davies and Lorraine Cadwallader-Jones, who have long shared a vision of creating a children's community choir where local children can develop confidence, build friendships and experience the joy of singing together.

“We are incredibly grateful to Llandrindod Wells Town Council, our initial primary sponsors and to the Mayor Councillor Steve Deeks-D'Silva and Deputy Mayor Councillor Kim Nicholls for their generous support and belief in our vision.

“Their contributions have helped turn a long-held dream into a reality and provided the foundations for what we hope will become a lasting part of our community.”

They added: “We wanted to create something that nurtures the talents and confidence of local children while bringing people together through music.

“Seeing the enthusiasm and commitment of the young singers already has been truly inspiring, and we are excited to share their performances with the wider community.”

The choir's first public performances will take place on Llandrindod Wells Carnival Day on Saturday, July 4, when the children are looking forward to entertaining residents and visitors' alike.

As the choir continues to grow, its leaders hope it will become a much-loved part of community life, giving young people opportunities to shine while bringing music and joy to audiences across the town.

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