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Middlesbrough’s Apollo Male Voice Choir marks 125 years

March 16, 2012 by Richard Allen Roe Leave a Comment

Middlesbrough, UK —  In the 1830s a group of Welshman moved to Middlesbrough to work as ironmakers when the industry was expanding.

 

When two of the workers were killed in an accident at work, the group of Welshmen performed a concert for the widows and orphans of those killed to raise money for them.

It was from this performance the Apollo Male Voice Choir was formed in 1887.  Now, 125 years on, the male choir is still going strong.  To mark the anniversary an exhibition is being held in Middlesbrough to celebrate the choir’s success.

 
 

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