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To mark an occasion so special to us this had to be the best we could achieve, and we did achieve the best in so many different ways……

They signed up, started rehearsing, got to grips with the music and the words and finally they were presented with the coverted green Jackets......

On stage once more at the Army Flying Museum in Middle Wallop RMVC donned flying helmets, goggles and scarves to entertain the audience with another eclectic programme of music. Plus, for the first time the choir gave a warm welcome to special guests the all-female Romsey Songbird.

First tenor Clive Downton tells all....

Excursions to the West Country are proving a great success for Romsey MVC.. The popular choir, once again led by musical director Marion Maxey, followed up its trophy winning trip to Cheltenham with a visit to the historic North Devon town of Barnstaple, before a performance at a first class cricket match on the way home.

There’s no doubting the competition was tough, so hopes were not high, but we gave it our all and were over the moon to collect not one, but two first prizes…..

St David would have been proud

In the welcoming, warm and beautiful setting of The Holy Saviour Church in Bitterne RMVC and our guest Welsh Harpist Harriet Earis lit up the audience with a splendid St David’s Day Concert.

At RMVC's Skittles night there was no holding back Alan Blandford, a youngster in his early nineties, and the Father of the Choir from giving it a go……

When RMVC met the Queen Bees to perform for the first time at Hanger Farm it seemed there was a meeting of minds in the choice of at least one piece of music…..

It is true that ‘Christmas comes but once a year’ and so….. (why not?) RMVC goes to town big time, or more precisely goes to the Romsey Golf Club, for its annual Christmas Party…..