Feb 2024 – Chordiality makes a £1,000 donation to its new adopted charity, Bradford Metropolitan Food Bank.Sep 2023 – The choir opening with Pastime With Good Company at Cliffe Castle Museum, KeighleyJul 2023 – Chordiality celebrates 30 years of singing alongside the National Festival Orchestra Strings in Bradford Cathedral Dec 2022 – The choir poses for the camera prior to the Christmas concert at St Barnabas’ Church in Heaton, Bradford.
Oct 2022 – St Mary’s and St Monica’s Church, Cottingley The singers give their final performance A Celebration of British Music concert.
Oct 2022 – St Mary’s and St Monica’s Church, Cottingley Members of Chordiality’s ‘Medieval Band’ who led the singers in Pastime With Good Company (l-r) second bass Gordon Pearce, accompanist Helen Orme, first soprano Catherine Bolland and Chordiality’s guest musician, flautist Rosie Walsh.
Pictured with Notability instrumentalists (l-r) Sheila Hardwick, Molly Austen, Stuart Rennie and Tony Dylak are Chordiality concert soloists (l-r) Clare Halliday, Liz Leonard, Catherine Bolland and Jane Clark at the concert at St Barnabas Church, Heaton
Current singers who sang in the choir’s first concert in 1993 – Pictured with founder and MD Peter Sherlock (centre), tenor Steve Cook (left) and bass Aidan Bolland (right) are (left to right) sopranos Barbara Peace, Jane Clark, Christine Fozard and Josephine Kennedy and altos Jenny Clark, Carmel Dylak, Anne Copley and Susan Holroyd. Photo taken at the choir’s annual dinner – February 2018
Choir member Carmel Dylak presents Dave Brown of the choir’s adopted charity, the Margaret Carey Foundation, with a donation for £3,750 – October 2017
Chordiality combines with Steeton Male Voice Choir and the Lydian String Quartet for its summer charity concert at Bradford Grammar School – July 2017
Choir members take a rest during afternoon rehearsals at the summer charity concert at Bradford Grammar School – July 2017
Chordiality and Skipton Camerata at Bradford Cathedral – July 2016
