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These Kirkburton choristers are not singing for their supper... but for their clothes
These Kirkburton choristers are not singing for their supper... but for their clothes. Choirmaster Mr David Kaye (right) hopes to provide new gowns for all the choir at Kirkburton Parish Church with a novel fund-raising effort next week. The choir are to hold a 12-hour sponsored hymn sing in the church on Saturday, May 6, and hope to be able to buy gowns, hats and ruffs. Any extra money they make will go to the ambulance service Heartbeat Appeal. 26th April 1989
Staff
Huddersfield Examiner Archive
Mirrorpix
Kirkburton
West Yorkshire
England
HUD 89 2273
Media ID 21690069
© Mirrorpix
Choir Choirs Church Fundraising Huddersfield Singers West Yorkshire
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EDITORS COMMENTS
In this print from 1989, we are transported back in time to witness the dedication and passion of the Kirkburton choristers. Led by their talented choirmaster, Mr David Kaye, these young singers are not just raising their voices for mere entertainment but for a noble cause - new gowns. With an innovative fundraising effort on the horizon, these choristers plan to hold a remarkable 12-hour sponsored hymn sing within the sacred walls of Kirkburton Parish Church. Their goal? To raise enough funds to purchase not only gowns but also hats and ruffs that will undoubtedly enhance their performances and unite them as a choir. However, it is worth noting that these selfless individuals have even more altruistic intentions. Any surplus money generated from this event will be generously donated to the ambulance service Heartbeat Appeal, showcasing their commitment towards serving both artistry and humanity. This snapshot encapsulates the essence of community spirit and devotion prevalent in West Yorkshire during this era. The image serves as a reminder of how music can transcend its melodic boundaries by becoming an instrument for change and goodwill. As we gaze upon this photograph today, let us appreciate the unwavering determination etched on each chorister's face – a testament to their unwavering belief in using their talents for something greater than themselves.
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