HAVING attended two of their concerts, it is my belief the Worthing Philharmonic Choir does not get the publicity it deserves. Recently, they gave a concert at Shoreham, which was well attended. One lady was heard to say, 'Well, if that's the Worthing sound we should like to hear more of it'. A gentleman said how good it was to hear so many voices live - so much better than recorded music. He is, of course, referring to the 70-plus voices presenting a concert of carefully selected music under its choral director, Donovan Brown. Worthing is not a large town so it is something of a triumph to have upwards of 80 people prepared to give up their time to present entertaining music. To say it's a civilising activity is putting it mildly. Whatever your mood, choral music as presented by Worthing Philharmonic Choir is wholly beneficial and should be encouraged.