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Funny, witty, poignant and for me very emotional. I definitely would ??. Military Wives Choirs Military Wives Choirs members and Gareth Malone launch new charity, September 2012. Background information Genres Choral Years active 2011 ?present Labels Decca, BMG Associated acts Gareth Malone, Gary Barlow, Hilary Davan Wetton Website www. militarywiveschoirs The Military Wives Choirs is a registered charity and network of 75 choirs in British military bases across the UK and overseas, bringing women in the military community closer together through singing. With over 2, 200 members, the MWC network is tri-service ( British Army, Royal Air Force, Royal Navy, Royal Marines) and any woman with a military connection can join including those currently serving, veterans, mothers, sisters and daughters, empowering women from across the military community. The organisation is also a subsidiary charity of SSAFA. History [ edit] The first choir held their first rehearsal in April 2010 in Catterick Garrison. It was the idea of two Scots Guards wives who decided, whilst their husbands were deployed in Afghanistan in 2009, to put up posters at the Garrison to actively encourage and look for ladies interested in singing together, to help support and give the wives a focus whilst their husbands deployed. They engaged a well-known local music teacher and set about putting together a choir made up of Wives, Girlfriends and Service women and so the first choir was formed. A letter was written to choirmaster Gareth Malone looking for help and support with the choir; at that time he was receiving acclaim for his BBC television programme The Choir and felt that this was an idea that could be replicated. Malone then went to RMB Chivenor to start another choir there. Following the success at Chivenor, Malone, as part of the series, formed another choir at the Royal Citadel, Plymouth. Following the broadcast of the series and the release of the single Wherever You Are, more choirs were added at CTCRM, Lympstone and HMNB Portsmouth. The five choirs of Catterick, Chivenor, Plymouth, Portsmouth and Lympstone were invited to contribute to the album In My Dreams under the name Military Wives. The Choir: Military Wives [ edit] The Military Wives Choir formed by Gareth Malone at the Royal Marines Base Chivenor, as part of the fourth series of the BBC / Twenty Twenty television series The Choir, entitled The Choir: Military Wives. The aim of the choir was to help the wives and girlfriends of servicemen currently deployed to Afghanistan express themselves through song. [1] As the series progressed, Malone led the Chivenor group to perform locally at the nearby town of Barnstaple, and then, alongside the choir formed at the Royal Citadel, Plymouth, at a Passing Out dinner at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and at Armed Forces Day celebrations in Plymouth. The climax of the television series was their performance of Wherever You Are at The Royal British Legion 's Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall on 12 November 2011, in the presence of HM The Queen. [2] 3] The song was created by Paul Mealor from extracts of correspondence between the choir and their spouses in Afghanistan. [4] Subsequent activities [ edit] Following the series, the song Wherever You Are was released as a single on 19 December 2011, with the aim of becoming the 2011 UK Singles Chart Christmas number one, a feat it achieved when it sold 556, 000 copies within a week of launch (more than the rest of the top 12 combined. A section of the cost of the single was donated to the Royal British Legion and the SSAFA Forces Help charities. [5] 6] 7] The success of the television series and the Christmas single led the five established choirs being approached to contribute to an album. The album, entitled In My Dreams after the lead single, was released in early March 2012, and went to top the album chart in the UK within a week, 8] with 1 from each album sale going towards the Military Wives Choirs Foundation. The foundation has the aim to support the founding of Military Wives' choirs across the UK. Nicky Clarke, co-founder of The Military Wives Choir Foundation, whose original idea and dream to have a choir on every base was gaining momentum, wrote in her note on the album cover, It is music which gives us strength, hope, courage, support, laughter and friendship, often when it is most needed. The choir performed at the opening of the Olympic Stadium in London [9] when ten choirs contributed to the Gary Barlow and Andrew Lloyd Webber single written to mark the Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth II. This single, entitled Sing features voices and instruments from across the Commonwealth and features the Military Wives as the backing track and representing the UK. [10] 11] The second album Stronger Together, produced by Jon Cohen in July 2012, was recorded by over 700 ladies from 24 Military Wives Choirs. The original five of Catterick, Chivenor, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Lympstone, were joined by another nineteen; Abingdon, Ayios Nikolaos (Cyprus) Chicksands, Condor, Culdrose, Defence Academy, Dishforth, Herford (Germany) JHQ, Marchwood, Marham, Middle Wallop, Salisbury Plain, Shawbury, Shorncliffe, Warminster, Wattisham, West of Scotland and Wimbish. On 13 September over 650 ladies from the 24 choirs recorded the Stronger Together video in London for release on 5 November 2012. Nicky Clarke wrote on the album cover. Stronger Together really does sum up this year (2012) we've brought together women from all over the Military Community, in their own choirs, on-line, at the Jubilee and now on this album and still the choirs continue to grow. This is a testament to every woman in the Military Community ? they are strong, resourceful women who support their loved ones when they're away. October 2012 saw more success for The Military Wives Choir winning Classical Brits single of the year, they performed Sing live at the Royal Albert Hall with Gareth Malone, Gary Barlow and Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber. Then in November Jonjo Kerr returned from his tour of duty in Afghanistan to sing with representatives from the four choirs of Catterick, Chivenor, Lympstone, Portsmouth and Plymouth who originally recorded In My Dreams and performed at the Festival of Remembrance altogether, live for the first time. December 2012 saw the Military Wives Choirs round off a whirlwind year with representatives of the choirs singing as part of the Queen's Speech on Christmas Day. In December 2015, the Military Wives Choirs came together with Walking With The Wounded to produce the single Im Gonna Be (500 Miles) for the ‘Walking Home for Christmas campaign. The track is a festive recording of The Proclaimers hit song Im Gonna Be (500 miles) and all proceeds from the single were donated to Walking With The Wounded and The Military Wives Choirs Foundation. February 2016 saw legendary singer Lulu team up with the Military Wives Choirs for the single ‘Cry. The song was inspired by Lulus diagnosis of PTSD from the violence she experienced throughout her childhood and the affinity it helped her to feel with soldiers suffering from the same issue, albeit from different circumstances. Lulu generously donated all of the proceeds to the Military Wives Choir Foundation charity. The Military Wives Choirs also joined Lulu on her thirty five date UK tour throughout March and April to perform the single. This is something which had never been done before by a mainstream artist and the Choirs were thrilled to be involved in. In November 2016, the Military Wives Choirs came together to record album, ‘Home for Christmas. Recorded in ten different locations, the album includes over 1, 000 ladies from 63 choirs across the UK and overseas and can all be heard on the title track Home for Christmas. The album also features six classic carols which have been updated with lyrics reflecting what Christmas means to women in the military community. Produced by BMG and steered by three accomplished choral conductors - Hilary Davan Wetton, Will Dawes and Mark De-Lisser, the Military Wives Choirs beautiful collection of songs embodies the true spirit of Christmas ? its religious significance, love, family and harmony. The album was accompanied by a Cathedral tour through the UK, which involved 17 different choirs. In June 2018, to tie in with Armed Forces Day, the Military Wives Choirs marked the World War I centenary with a commemorative project, coming together with military bands across all three services to create ‘Remember' their newest album. The 1105 voices which appear on it represent the families at home and those who served, both then and now. Choir members from 69 choirs in the network were involved in making the album, a total of 1105 singers including 93 from overseas choirs, recording in seven venues across the UK and conducted by Hilary Davan Wetton. Music for the album centres on five exciting commissions, written by prestigious composers from the classical, pop and film worlds - Owain Park, Joanna Forbes L'Estrange and Alexander LEstrange, Adam Langston, and James Kennedy and Catrin Southall. Laura Wright (singer) co-wrote the single, Brave' with John Haywood and Sean Hargreaves, the album's producers, and features as a solo artist on the track. Sean Hargreaves co-wrote the 2018 UK Eurovision entry, Storm (SuRie song. The rest of the album is composed of fresh arrangements of World War I marching songs, a choral medley of regimental marches from the three services, some reflective, traditional pieces and some contemporary songs. The album reached #4 in the Independent Albums Chart and #40 in the UK Albums Chart. The Military Wives Choirs charity (Foundation. edit] In January 2012, choir members from Chivenor, Plymouth and Catterick came together to discuss how best to create a sustainable organization

@mpiikge Well so long as we know that it's a good message there. Whatever it is

It is almost impossible to comment on something so moving and emotional. A wonderful song and fabulous performance. As an ex forces officer it shows how important family support is. Doodzonde van het prachtige lied. Ahhhhhh Wherever you are my love will keep you safe, My heart will build a bridge of light across both time and space. Wherever you are, our hearts still beat as one I hold you in my dreams each night until your task is done Light up the darkness, my wondrous star Our hopes and dreams, my heart and yours, forever shining far Light up the darkness, my prince of peace. May the stars shine all around you may your courage never cease. Ooooooh Wherever I am, I will love you day by day I will keep you safe, cling on to faith, along the dark dark way Wherever I am, I will hold on through the night I will pray each day a safe return, will look now to the light Light up the darkness, my wondrous star Our hopes and dreams, my heart and yours, forever shining far Light up the darkness, my prince of peace. May the stars shine all around you may your courage never cease. Ahhhhhhh May your courage never cease...
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Such a beautiful song. These lovely ladies sing it with grace, passion and love. I do hope that Bob Dylan has heard them sing his lovely moving song. Thank you ladies and all of your partners who work to keep the world a safer place. ??. Attended the world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on Friday. Honestly one of top 10 best films I've ever seen. Perfect mix of pathos (not sure I've ever cried more in a film ?) laugh out loud humour and great music. AMAZING THANK YOU FOR MAKING MY DULL MORNING A GOOD ONE XX. Why would you even suggest skipping the lives of our protectors.
Love this song. goosebumps everywhere! Im a strong supporter of our armed forces who support and protect us! May you all come home safe to your wonderful wives and familes and to those we have lost may you R.I.P. and know you have a place in this countries heart <3.
Well done to all you brave, brave women and your husbands. I hope and pray for all of you. Lets help this get to number 1 xxxxxxxx. Lol! Domestic terrorism, where you don't feel safe at home... That's hilarious. Simply g8. I think gary barlow did go round africa and kenya to make music for the queen`s jubilee so well done to gary barlow by doing that but my dream is to meet gary barlow to sing that song what gary has made up.
The last joke he made about SERE training killed me hahaha. The Military Wives Choirs ? Armistice Day 2018 On this Armistice Day, Military Wives Choirs across the UK and overseas are performing at services in their local communities, acknowledging this poignant occasion. Music played an important role during World War 1, both in the trenches and back at home. It was extremely important for the troops, who would sing for solidarity and to […] more...
They are really good. Agree with @ElzoSmid1, it's not a flashmob, but still well done to the band members for doing a great job. I was number 9 ??. The only reason I will consider watching this is for Wilson Bethel (Wade Kinsella Hart of Dixie. All wars are illegal @80'sLizzie. And WHY WHY WHY would you blow yourself up in a crowded market and kill your own people. Military Wives is as formulaic as movies go, regardless the film is surprisingly good and it uses the formula really well. However it never aspires to be anything else preventing it from becoming a classic amongst the genre.

I haven't been familiar with the true story but from the start, you just know where it is all gonna go. It still works well but nothing is a surprise because of that. It still has some great moments and a fair amount of heart It is seriously enjoyable and it is a likeable movie with a great cast. Kristen Scott Thomas and Sharon Horgan are great here. I'm sure there are many people who will like this film. I just can't see that much greatness in it. It's formulaic and does it's best to be a lovely and charming film but it does it in such a manipulative way, and I hate it when films do that. It is still worth watching though.

God bless these women and their families, and God bless Gareth Malone. Gary Barlow is just pure amazing. he is such a great role model and helped them children to find their confidence and what they truly enjoy. i respect him so much.

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