Hailed as the greatest male voice combination in the world, the Treorchy Male Choir celebrates 125 years of musical brilliance with a tour of Autralia from Nat 2009.

Direct from the Rhondda Valley, Wales the Treorchy Male Choir is regarded as one of the greatest success stories in the cultural history of Wales.

Humble beginnings at a pub have led to the recording of more than 50 albums, countless awards and an enviable number of overseas tours, including Australia. Treorchy was the first Welsh choir to perform at the Sydney Opera House in the 1980’s.

To the present day the Treorchy Male Choir has an unrivalled history. It was Queen Victoria’s favourite choir and it has since performed for Prime Ministers and Presidents, Archbishops and royalty, singers and film stars all over the world.

Treorchy became the first male choir to venture into the uncharted territory of popular music and collaboration in television shows with celebrities such as Ella Fitzgerald, Julie Andrews, Burt Bacharach, Tom Jones, and Sir Harry Secomb.

The Treorchy Male Choir formed in 1883 following a win at an Eisteddfod competition in the Red Cow Hotel, Treorchy.

“As a Welshman that can’t sing, I never feel more proud to be Welsh than when I hear the Treorchy Male Voice Choir – the Master Choir of them all.” Sir Anthony Hopkins