Embrace the Spirit and Legacy of Welsh Male Singing

Explore our dedication to preserving Welsh choral traditions through vibrant performances, fostering community pride, and inspiring new generations with musical excellence and cultural unity.

The Choir has undertaken several tours to various European countries, with one of the most memorable representing Wales at the 10-day 2012 InterCeltique Festival in Lorient, Brittany, where Musical Director D. Huw Rees had the honour of conducting the massed participants.  The choir’s most recent foreign tours were to  Germany in 2016, Flanders in 2017, Scotland in 2023 and a recent three-concert tour to Ireland in 2025.

The town of Morriston is a distinct and separate part of Swansea, with the iconic spire of Tabernacle Chapel as its focal point. This chapel, known as the “Cathedral to Welsh non-conformity”, is also the traditional venue for the Choir’s annual concert each May, and for the recording of its CDs. The Choir now represents a much wider geographic area with choristers joining us from Pontardawe, Neath, Skewen, and many suburbs of Swansea. We are very much a community of the Swansea and Neath Port Talbot county areas.  Morriston continues to be the place where we practice twice weekly at the vestry of Seion Newydd chapel on Clase Road.

The Choristers

The choristers span a broad range of ages from men in their 30’s to those in their 90’s, and from all walks of life.  Our choristers represent all professions and occupations, but they all have one thing in common –  their love of music and of singing. Our roster currently stands at 60+ but there is always room for more as we strive to ensure male choral singing has a strong future. If you are thinking of joining us, please click on the ‘Contact’ tab on our home page to find out more.