Pop-up choir in Oxford raises money for Ukrainian families

Pop-up choir in Oxford raises money for Ukrainian families

A pop-up choir has been organised to raise money for Ukrainian families.

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More than 100 people from across Oxfordshire sang at St Nicholas Church in Islip on Saturday.

The money raised will go to the Islip-Ukraine Community Support fund, and the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC).

People in Islip and nearby villages have welcomed eight refugee families into their homes, and the funds will support them and another three families whose visas are being processed.

The group of volunteer singers sang the Vivaldi Gloria, the Ukrainian national anthem and Prayer for Ukraine by Olcksandr Konysky and Mykola Lysenko.

The event included a 17-piece orchestra and two local soloists, Anne Churchill Stone and Rebecca Mitchell-Farmer.

Hannah, who is from Ukraine and is hosted in Islip, told the BBC it was important to sing pieces of Ukrainian music and that the songs were from "the heart of Ukraine".

"When we come to Islip in England, we [get] a lot of help," she added. "I'm very thankful to people in Islip.

"I hope that one day I come back to a free, independent Ukraine."

David Blackwell, the organist for the church, led the choir and told the BBC that the group had never come together as a choir before.