NHS choir share 'amazing' experience singing at end of Queen's Christmas speech
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mirror.co.ukA member of the chart-topping NHS choir chosen to appear in the Queen's Christmas broadcast has said the experience was "amazing".
Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Choir performed the carol Joy To The World from Windsor Castle at the close of the Queen's annual address - a heartfelt message of hope to the country.
Andre Levy, who sings bass parts with the choir, said: "Only now am I digesting the experience, it was too much to take in on the day. "It's like a child being given all the nicest things in the world in one go, without being able to sift through and appreciate it.
It was an amazing experience." The choir's single A Bridge Over You was Christmas number one in 2015 after a neck and neck race with Justin Bieber's hit Love Yourself.
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