The Gwalia Male Voice Choir is giving a charity concert at Chapelfield Road Methodist Church.
The concert, organised by the Norwich Welsh Society, is celebrating the life of its former president, Carolyn Phillips who died last December after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer 31 days before.
Tony Davies, of the Norwich Welsh Society said: 'The most shocking statistics for Pancreatic Cancer is the survival rate is less than 4% of those diagnosed in the UK survive for 5 years.
'The money raised will be used to help fund a research project (in Oxford University) for the earlier detection of the pancreatic cancer.'
The choir was formed on 1 March 1967, the same day as Norwich Welsh Society, and frequently perform in Cathedrals, concert halls, churches and other venues in the UK and abroad.
Mr Davies said: 'The earlier detection of pancreatic cancer is essential for there to be any significant improvement in survival rate.'
The concert will start at 7.30pm on September 22,tickets will cost £10 and can be booked online or be purchased from The Book Hive at 53 London Street or St Georges Music Shop at 17-19 St Georges Street.
There is also free parking at the event.
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