The choir sings a wide range of music, both sacred and secular, which includes hymns, spirituals, operatic items, film and show music, as well as 'folk' and 'pop'. Bearing in mind the choir's origins, we sing a number of Welsh pieces, several in the Welsh language. We also sing in French, German, Italian, Latin and a South African dialect.

At any one time, our repertoire will consist of about forty pieces of music, with items being added and removed continually. We are constantly buying new music and have a library containing over two hundred works, so we really are spoilt for choice. In addition our 'front team' are all talented composers and arrangers. Our concert programmes will usually consist of 18-20 pieces, with two solo spots, usually sung by our own members, although we do invite soloists from outside the choir to perform with us. The choir sings over twenty concerts every year and each programme will be different. Our present repertoire contains items as diverse as:- Morte Criste, Myfanwy, the Soldier's Chorus, 'You raise me up',  and 'Love is all around' from the film 'Four Weddings and a Funeral'. We  also sing a number of spirituals.

Our 2011 repertoire was dominated by pieces we were learning for the 50th Anniversary Concert of The Welsh Association of Male Choirs, (South Wales Branch), at The Manchester Arena in 2012 with over 1000 male voices. This has been a very demanding task, since half the programme, (9 items), is in Welsh. We have already included a number of these pieces into our own concert programmes, such as Arwelfa, Calon Lan and 'The Battle Hymn Of The Republic.The year has also seen the introduction of 'Love Changes Everything' by Lloyd Webber, a nice arrangement of 'Unchanged Melody' and we've also started work on a new Gilbert and Sullivan medley.

2012 promises to be a very exciting year with Gala concerts in Manchester and Croydon, a French visit confirmed and another in the 'pipeline'. Several more pieces from the Manchester Concert will be introduced into our repertoire, including: 'This is the Moment' from the musical Jeckyll and Hyde, 'You'll Never Walk Alone', 'Exodus', the theme tune from the film  and that great Welsh hymn, Deus Salutis.