Greg meets Orpheus

Choir

Greg enjoyed an evening of music at Trinity on Saturday as the Royal Tunbridge Wells Orpheus Male Voice Choir entertained the audience with a selection of songs from musicals, popular classics and traditional pieces, with the Bennett Memorial Junior Choir, led by Music Director Lisa Davis, providing a fantastic accompaniment.

Following the concert, Greg and the newly appointed Mayor, Godfrey Bland, met the Orpheus choir members, alongside their Musical Director Kent Lee and the choir's President, Christine Parker. 

Greg is the Patron of the choir, which was founded in 1938 and has performed in a number of high profile venues, both home and abroad, including the Royal Albert Hall, Buckingham Palace and the Menin Gate.

For more information on the Orpheus, including how to join, click here. 

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