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About Us
Swansea Bach Choir was formed by John Hugh Thomas in 1965 with the specific aim of presenting the very best choral works from the past five centuries to as wide a public as possible and in as professional and authentic a manner as possible. The choir performs regularly throughout the year, blending sacred and classic choral works with contemporary compositions, under the leadership of Greg Hallam. John Hugh remains actively involved as Honorary President. In 2023, the choir announced Elin Manahan Thomas as our patron.
Patron: Elin Manahan Thomas
"It’s an honour to be Patron of the choir which sparked my passion for choral singing, and set me on a career path I could never have imagined. I have had the huge pleasure of being every side of the stage with Swansea Bach, from a chorister with the inimitable John Hugh, to a soloist for Greg, to a delighted audience member – and wherever you sit in a Swansea Bach Choir concert, you can’t fail to be amazed and inspired by the depth of musical knowledge, the scale and breadth of the repertoire and the excellence of the music-making. Add to this the camaraderie, the wonderful community of musicianship and friendship, and the extraordinary commitment to bringing perform
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Manahan
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Manahan may refer to:
- Aeon Manahan, British songwriter, music producer and performer
- Anastasia Manahan or Anna Anderson (1896–1984), impostor who claimed to be Grand Duchess Anastasia of Russia
- Anna Manahan (1924–2009), Irish stage, film and television actress
- Anthony Manahan (1794–1849), businessman and political figure in Upper Canada
- Cliff Manahan (1888–1970), Canadian curler from Edmonton, Alberta
- Denise Manahan-Vaughan, dean of studies and director of the International Graduate School of Neuroscience at the Ruhr University Bochum
- Donal T. Manahan (born 1953), Irish-born American marine scientist and comparative physiologist
- Elin Manahan Thomas, British soprano, best known as a performer of Baroque music
- James Manahan (1866–1932), U.S. Representative from Minnesota
- Janelle Manahan or Janelle Quintana (born 1989), actress in the Philippines
- Joey Manahan (born 1971), Filipino American politician
- Larry Manahan, former member of the Ohio House of Representatives, serving from 1977 to 1992
- Manuel Manahan (1916–1994), Filipino statesman, journalist, businessman, and rural development advocate
- Michael Manahan (died 2000), Irish civil servant within the Department of Industry and Commerce
- Robert L. Manahan (195