The Thrill of the Lower-Voice Choir.

The article explores the historical significance and contemporary relevance of male-voice choirs, reflecting on the 100th anniversary of Cecil Sharp's death and the 150th anniversary of Gustav Holst's birth. It examines the decline of traditional male-voice choirs and the emergence of alternative men's choruses like Chaps Choir and Bellow Fellows, highlighting their inclusive approach and role in revitalizing community singing.