MALVERN’S longest standing choir will be stepping out in style soon with a new uniform and rebrand.
Malvern Male Voice Choir now have a new green jacket and rebranded logo after years of performing in their traditional and now iconic grey jackets.
The choir’s new uniform provides a fresh look and a greener future, with the new green concert jackets made entirely from recycled Coca-Cola bottles.
The change marks both a visual transformation and a nod to sustainability.
Adding to the refresh is a striking new logo, designed by 1st tenor and local creative Tarquin Shaw-Young.
His design incorporates the rolling Malvern Hills, the bluebells that carpet the woodlands and slopes each spring, and – in a playful nod to imagination – a Narnia-style lamp post.
Together, the elements aim to capture the choir’s roots in Malvern while embracing their sense of character and community spirit.
The first official outing for the new look will be at a three choir joint concert in Swindon on Saturday, October 4 with Swindon Male Voice Choir and A Splash of Red.
With both ensembles sharing the stage, audiences can expect a night of rousing choruses, rich harmonies, and the warm camaraderie for which Malvern’s singers are known.
The show called ‘Three Choirs One Stage’ is set to be performed at Christ Church Cricklade Street Swindon from 7pm.
Choir chairman Paul Whittaker said: “We felt it was the right time for a refresh – something that represents Malvern today.
“The green jackets are bold, the logo is distinctive, and the fact that the fabric is recycled makes us feel like we’re singing not just for now, but for the future too.”
The Malvern Male Voice Choir rehearse weekly in Great Malvern and have a full diary in the runup to Christmas and warmly welcome new members, whether seasoned singers or complete beginners.
Details can be found on their website and social media.
