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Swindon-based Wessex Male Choir is looking for a new principal accompanist.

Mary New who has been with the choir since its inception more than six years ago, is due to retire in July.

The choir, which took second place in the male choir competition at the prestigious Llangollen International Eisteddfod two years ago, rehearses on Tuesday evenings at the Church of Christ the Servant, Abbey Meads, Swindon.

It was founded in September 2001 by its musical director Robert Elliott.

Anyone interested in taking on the accompanist's role should contact Mr Elliott via the choir's website www.wessexmalechoir.co.uk.

3:40pm Thursday 20th March 2008

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