Interested in becoming a Patron?
Clydach Male Voice Choir is the cornerstone of the local community, bringing rich tradition of Welsh male choral singing to life. To continue delivering these performances and supporting our community, we invite you to become a patron of the choir.
How much does it cost ?
Patron's fees are subject to a minimum amount. You can pay over this amount should you wish. We would be eternally grateful for your contribution as raising money to enable the choir to continue is central to our existence. This is paid once each year. Details are below of how you can pay your patron fee.
- Single Person: £10 Annually (minimum)
- A Couple: £15 Annually (minimum)
Acknowledgement on the choir's website
Acknowledgement on the choir's website
Acknowledgement on the choir's website
All patrons will acknowledged on this website. Where there is printed programmes for a concert, we will also dedicate a page to our patrons in thanks for their financial contribution and playing a part in ensuring this choir prospers long into the future.
Free entry to one Annual concert
Acknowledgement on the choir's website
Acknowledgement on the choir's website
We will email or phone you to let you know about upcoming concerts. You will always have first refusal for as long as your patronship is active. The Choir will hold concerts throughout the year. Where the event is organised by the choir with an admission fee, patrons will have the option to attend one paying event per year for free.
Priority Seating at concerts
Invitation to a patrons only choir event
Invitation to a patrons only choir event
Our patrons will have priority seating. This will usually be closer to the front ensuring there is as good a view of the choir as possible.
Invitation to a patrons only choir event
Invitation to a patrons only choir event
Invitation to a patrons only choir event
As a thank you, we will put on a show ONLY for our patrons once each year. This will be a local social event where we will entertain you and your plus 1 (or two) for the evening.