About us
Exeter Police and Community Choir was originally formed by serving police officers in Exeter in 1963 but for some years has attracted members from the wider community.
The longevity of the choir is an indication of how healthy singing can be for you!
The choir has appeared on television and on the radio in previous years. Concerts are performed in halls and churches in Exeter and other parts of Devon, enabling organisations to raise funds for their own charities.
The Lord Mayor's Christmas carol concert in Exeter Cathedral is one of the highlights of the year
About us
Exeter Police and Community Choir was originally formed by serving police officers in Exeter in 1963 but for some years has attracted members from the wider community.
The longevity of the choir is an indication of how healthy singing can be for you!
The choir has appeared on television and on the radio in previous years. Concerts are performed in halls and churches in Exeter and other parts of Devon, enabling organisations to raise funds for their own charities.
The Lord Mayor's Christmas carol concert in Exeter Cathedral is one of the highlights of the year
About us
Exeter Police and Community Choir was originally formed by serving police officers in Exeter in 1963 but for some years has attracted members from the wider community.
The longevity of the choir is an indication of how healthy singing can be for you!
The choir has appeared on television and on the radio in previous years. Concerts are performed in halls and churches in Exeter and other parts of Devon, enabling organisations to raise funds for their own charities.
The Lord Mayor's Christmas carol concert in Exeter Cathedral is one of the highlights of the year
About us
Exeter Police and Community Choir was originally formed by serving police officers in Exeter in 1963 but for some years has attracted members from the wider community.
The longevity of the choir is an indication of how healthy singing can be for you!
The choir has appeared on television and on the radio in previous years. Concerts are performed in halls and churches in Exeter and other parts of Devon, enabling many organisations to raise funds for their own charities.
The Lord Mayor's Christmas carol concert in Exeter Cathedral is one of the highlights of the year
David Williams
Musical Director
David has been involved in Church music for most of his life, starting as a choirboy at St Mary Magdalene, Upton, Torquay, where he served in various capacities for over 46 years and was both Church Administrator and Organist and Choirmaster at the time of leaving in 1995.
David has been Musical Director of the Exeter Police and Community Choir since October 1995 and fulfilled the same role for the Torbay Police Choir from February 1980 until September 2000.
He has been a member of the Chaplaincy Team, as organist, at HMP Channings Wood since 1997 and was Musical Director of the New Creation Choir (South Devon) throughout its lifetime from 1989-2005, performing in such places as the Fairfield Halls, Croydon and the Royal Albert Hall.
Sam Nickels
Accompanist
Sam studied music at the Birmingham Conservatoire, where he especially enjoyed working with singers in masterclasses, recitals and competitions.
He also accompanied several choirs and played for dance classes at The Royal Ballet School. In 2011, Sam made a brief TV appearance on BBC’s ‘The Choir’, when he accompanied the Military Wives Choir as they sang ‘Thank you for the music’ to choirmaster/presenter Gareth Malone. Since then he has regularly performed with the Lympstone Military Wives Choir and now we are very fortunate to have him as our regular accompanist.
