Choir voices make Christmas brighter
Funds raised at the annual choral concert help next year's campaign
Synchromesh Quartet - Mike Wilcox, Gord Harris, Bill Findlay and Leigh Henderson - always stop by the Langley Christmas Bureau with the proceeds from the Langley Christmas Bureau Benefit Concert but also make time to sing for the volunteers and public in the bureau office.
Photograph by: Heather Colpitts , Langley Advance
embers of the First Capital Chorus know that many voices make light work.
M So when it's time to hold the annual Langley Christmas Bureau 2012 Benefit Concert, they enlist some of the area's top choral and musical talent.
And there's no shortage of groups wanting to donate their talents to the concert that raises money for the Langley Christmas Bureau.
This year's show is Dec. 15 in the Chandos Pattison Theatre, 10238 168th St., starting at 7: 30 p.m.
On stage this year will be the First Capital Chorus, the Langley Children's Choir, the Langley Christian High School Jazz Band, the Langley Community Music School Orchestra, the 2012 Mixed Christmas Chorus, and the Syncromesh Quartet.
Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for seniors and students, and $5 for children. While they are available at the door, it's a popular night out.
People can find tickets outlets on the First Capital Chorus Facebook page.
