Gareth Malone: Military Wives: In My Dreams

Military Wives: In My Dreams

Military Wives CD cover In My Dreams is the new album from the Military Wives Choir. It features the women of the choir singing hits such as U2's With or Without You, Bob Dylan's Make You Feel My Love and Coldplay's Fix You, along with their Christmas Number One hit Wherever You Are, written by Royal Wedding composer Paul Mealor.

In My Dreams will be released in time for Mothers' Day on March 12 - order your copy today!

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The Military Wives Choir

Military Wives group photo with Gareth Malone and Chris Evans saluting In the fourth series of BBC2's The Choir, Gareth Malone formed a choir of military wives while their husbands and partners were deployed on a six-month tour of duty in Afghanistan. Gareth believed music and singing would help the women through a difficult time of worry and separation, and he led them in public performances at Sandhurst Officer Training Academy, at the Homecoming Medals Parade and finally in front of the Queen at the Royal Albert Hall.

Wherever You Are

Wherever You Are is a moving love song written by Royal Wedding composer Paul Mealor for the Military Wives Choir, led by Gareth Malone.

It was compiled from letters between UK servicemen in Afghanistan and their wives and girlfriends and was released as a CD single on 19th December 2011.

The raw emotion of the song touched the hearts of the British public and BBC Radio 2 DJ Chris Evans gave his personal backing to the single. Wherever You Are rose to become the UK's Official Christmas Number 1 of 2011 and proceeds from the sales raised over over £500,000 for The Royal British Legion and the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen Families Association (SSAFA).

Thank you to the British public for supporting this single. Chris Evans and Radio 2 have helped us to showcase the talent and strength of these amazing women, and the support of the British military for the choir has been fantastic.

Gareth Malone, Christmas 2011