Rhos Male Voice Choir is from the village of Rhosllannerchrugog (Rhos), some five miles south-west of Wrexham, North Wales. Formed in 1891 the choir has, since then, been in the forefront of male voice singing. It is widely recognised as being one of Wales' foremost choirs and its record in the competitive field is second to none. 
 "It was once said that if blood could sing, it would have to be out of someone from Rhos." 
 Ever since Richard Mills formed Rhos Male Voice Choir in 1891 it has given pleasure to countless thousands who have heard the unique sound of the choir. Its recordings have reached a wide audience the world over and, coupled with many overseas tours, the choir's name has become Rhos Male Voice Choir 1938synonymous with male voice choir singing of standing. Rhos has a population of about 9,000 people and singing has always played an important part in village life. The village has three male voice choirs, two mixed choirs, a ladies choir and each of its schools has a choir - singing to the people of Rhos is most important. It was once said that if blood could sing, it would have to be out of someone from Rhos.