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Longford County Choir's annual Christmas concert in St Mel's Cathedral was a huge success.
Emer Barry was in fine voice and showed the range of her voice in the song selection - from 'Somewhere over the Rainbow' to 'White Christmas' onto Strauss's 'The Laughing Song' and Leonard Cohen's - Hallelujah - it was one of Emer's finest nights.
Briain McGee also did the choir proud with his rendition of Schubert's, Mille Cherubini - a great feast of Christmas carols and other pieces rounded off a great night to a very appreciative audience and sponsors.
You can enjoy the choir perform in this video of them singing the Hallelujah Chorus.
Best wishes to all for a very happy and joyous Christmas season and New Year.
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Longford County Choir leads annual Christmas Choral Celebration
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