Over the years, the choir has been reliant on the services of several accompanists, namely Beryl Lloyd Roberts, Glenys Roberts, Eirian Williams and Robat Arwyn. At present, the choir is fortunate that three of its members are willing to share the work:

Nerys Davies
Originally from Dyffryn Banw, Nerys now lives in Rhuthun and is the deputy headteacher at Ysgol Twm o'r Nant in Denbigh.

Robert Parry
Robert is the minister at Capel y Groes in Wrexham and is one of the choir's newest members as he joined during the summer of last year.

Mair Jones
Mair lives in Pwllglas near Rhuthun, is the mother of two children and works for the National Trust.

Again, the Choir has been lucky to have several members that were able to take solo parts in its concerts, including Nan Vaughan Edwards, Teresa Wynne, Delyth Geraint, Nia Tudur and Rhys Meirion. At present, Kate and Mei, two national winners, are the soloists:

Kate Griffiths
Kate lives in Bryn Saith Marchog near Corwen. She has a very busy schedule being the mother of three children, singing in concerts throughout Wales and competing in numerous eisteddfodau. She is a national winner, taking first prize in the Soprano solo at the National Eisteddfod in 2006, and subsequently representing her voice category in the Blue Rhibband competition.

Meirion Wyn Jones
Mei is a farmer who lives in Llangynhafal and has four children. He is a regular competitor in eisteddfodau throughout Wales and has also been successful in the National Eisteddfod in both the Baritone solo and the 'Hen Ganiadau' competitions. This year, at the Cardiff National Eisteddfod, he went one step further by winning the Bass Solo competition and then taking the Blue Rhibband prize for the best soloist of the Eisteddfod.

Iwan Vaughan Evans
Iwan lives in Rhuthun, has three daughters and is the headteacher of Ysgol Bro Aled, Llansannan. Over the years, he has compared hundreds of concerts in his own laid back way and succeeds to present the Choir and its songs with just the right amount of information but with a good dash of humour.