Birmingham St. George's Day Association

Registered Charity No. 1098495

2012 10th Anniv. Concert: Sat April 21st 6PM Symphony Hall CLICK HERE

Please email your feedback to; bhamstgeorge@blueyonder.co.uk

BUCKET COLLECTION RAISED £1100. Thanks to everyone.

Cannock & Gentleshaw Musical Society: Support their British Night on May Wednesday 16th to Saturday 19th 7:30pm. Tickets £8 - £12. Tel Sue Rowlands 01543 304233

at the Prince Of Wales Theatre Cannock

2012 CONCERT STAR: MALCOM STENT

The Charity for 2012 is John Taylor Hospice

Music playing at opening of this page is "English Anthem" by Michael Alexander

Web Site updated May 4th 2012 look for on pages

School Bursary. Details 2012 Plus new song from Hillstone School

Click Here for You Tube clip 2012 of Hillstone Primary School

Click Here for You Tube clip 2012 "Land of Hope & Glory"

Click Here for You Tube clip 2012 "Rule Britannia" 2012 (Mic overwhelmed by sound!)

2011 Concert Clips

Click Here for You Tube clip 2011 of Twickenham Primary School

Click Here for You Tube clip of Bravura playing "Three Jolly Sailors"

Click Here for You Tube clip of Sharron Burns singing "There always be an England"

Click Here for You Tube clip of Sharron Burns singing Rule Brittania

Click Here for You Tube clip of Land of Hope & Glory

Click Here for You Tube clip of Sharron Burns & Jake Fifer singing "English Anthem" by Mike Alexander.

Birmingham St. George’s Day Association:
Origins: The Association was formed in 2002 as a result of a desire, led by Carl Chinn, to celebrate all that is positive about being English by holding an event or events at least annually to mark St George's day. This is similar to the St Patrick's day and many other similar celebrations held by various groups in our varied society. Because of his existing associations, Carl asked the Birmingham Icknield Male Voice Choir, & The West Midlands Police Male Voice Choir (now disbanded) to help with the initial organising. A meeting was held by members of the community in November 2002, and a committee was formed, with Carl as Chairman. After much debate, it was decided that a concert in Symphony Hall on St George's day itself would be a fitting first year celebration, indeed this was taken as the title of the concert, "An English Celebration"

See the CHARITY DETAILS Page for information regarding the charities, that have benefited.

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