Bishopbriggs choir concert benefits CHAS to tune of £33,000!

Talented singers and 
musicians at a Bishopbriggs-based choir hit the high note once again for charity – 
raising an incredible £33,218 from their annual concert.

This brings the total raised from Springfield Cambridge Festival Chorus and Orchestra’s concerts over the years in aid of Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) to a staggering £370,000.

The latest Christmas concert at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall in December dazzled the audience once again, led by musical director Alan A. Craig.

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It proved to be another spectacular evening of festive music dynamically performed by the 160-voice chorus, junior chorus, Springfield Vocal Ensemble, full orchestra and guest soloists.

A spokesman for the choir said: “CHAS is a cause close to our hearts. The event showcased the ‘Springfield sound’ in the presentation of ‘A Christmas Moment’. The amount raised is a testimony to the concert and the pleasure and generosity it inspires. Every seat in the concert hall was filled.”

Maria McGill of CHAS said: “I want to thank the chorus and orchestra for their continued and incredible support of CHAS.

“This ongoing support means a great deal to all of us at CHAS and ensures that we continue to reach more children and families, and support them through the hardest of times.”

She added: “As for the evening, the music was as ever, terrific and wonderful to experience the concert hall at capacity and once again loud with voices of the audience.”

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