A MIDLANDS choir was in fine voice as it helped raise more than £6,000 for a hospice.
The Cantoria Girls Choir performed a mix of solo and group songs at Swinfen Hall Hotel, in Lichfield, to collect much needed f unds for Acorns Children's Hospice, which has facilities in Birmingham, Walsall and Worcester.
The choir, made up of students from Abbots Bromley Girls School aged 16 to 18, performed a variety of numbers from Mozart to Gershwin, while directed by musical director Colin Walker.
Their efforts saw them raise a huge £6,050 for the hospice, which treats children with serious illnesses.
In addition to ticket and DVD sales of the performance, money was raised by the school in a raf[fb02]e organised by the students prior to the event.
