Sacred or Secular, BMYC sings the words with feeling and passion. Concerts are often joyful or moving.
The choir is made up of 16 to 27 year
BMYC travels around the UK visiting Methodist Churches performing concerts and contributing to services. BMYC Leaflets Available
- Category: News Archive
- Published: 20 March 2017
- Written by Kevin Soulsby
Updated BMYC Leaflet is now available to download from here:
- High Resolution Version >>> http://bit.ly/LeafletHi
- Medium Resolution Version >>> http://bit.ly/LeafletMed
Please download, print off and share around your churches, circuits, schools and Universities.
The leaflet contains more information about what the choir is and does as well as highlighting the 2017 taster weekend.
One of the key things the poster gives is an outline of what a normal weekend would be like and an excerpt of the leaflet is below:
"Friday Evening:
I arrived in a bit of rush but it was great to see everyone again. After a jacket potato and some cake I was ready to sing through a couple of songs, including a new arrangement written by the musical director. We met out host families who were really friendly, a chat then a comfy bed!
Saturday Morning:
This morning there was lots to get through but I thought it was a great programme with plenty of variety. There were a couple of tricky new pieces and some old favourites that felt great to sing again.
Saturday Afternoon:
We went for an adventure - scrambling over cliffs near the sea in the blazing sunshine. Having managed not to get cut off by the tide went back to the church for a run through.
Saturday Evening:
Most of the church turned up for a bring and share dinner before the concert. The concert went really well and I'm still feeling a buzz. The audience loved it and it was great to share the joyful occasion with them. Off for a celebratory drink...
Sunday Morning:
We joined in the morning service, singing a couple of pieces. We had lunch together, said farewell and then began our journeys home. I'm looking forward to the next weekend already..."
