Able Musician Rebecca Nelson, who joined the Royal New Zealand Navy Volunteer Reserve as a part-time vocalist in 2014, has created the charitable trust – “NZDF Volunteer of the Year 2021”
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Rebecca Nelson & The Band of the Welsh Guards Album – Reverence
Rebecca Nelson & The Band of the Welsh Guards – Reverence – Available in New Zealand November 2019 This album is part of a wider initiative to “Rebecca Nelson & The Band of the Welsh Guards Album – Reverence”
RNZN AMUS Nelson Sings for the All Blacks
Navy vocalist Rebecca Nelson has sung the anthem for the All Blacks before. 14 times, in fact. But never at Twickenham, the home of English “RNZN AMUS Nelson Sings for the All Blacks”
Rebecca To Sing Infront Of Her Biggest Audience 82,000
Rebecca is pleased to announce that she will be singing the New Zealand National Anthem at the All Blacks v England test match at Twickenham “Rebecca To Sing Infront Of Her Biggest Audience 82,000”
Meeting the Prince
I joined the Royal New Zealand Navy as a Reservist in 2013 after a chance encounter with the Musical Director of the RNZN Band while “Meeting the Prince”
Rebecca performed for His Royal Highness Prince Charles July 2018
Rebecca can finally reveal the main reason why she was over in the UK! She was invited to perform for His Royal Highness Prince Charles “Rebecca performed for His Royal Highness Prince Charles July 2018”
POPPY AMBASSADOR 2018
Rebecca is honoured to announce that she is an official poppy ambassador for this years poppy appeal. The theme for this year’s RSA Poppy Appeal, “POPPY AMBASSADOR 2018”
ANZAC 2018 – Gallipoli
“I remember the first time I went to Gallipoli, walking on the peninsula and hearing the NZ National Anthem start. What a moment. Being part “ANZAC 2018 – Gallipoli”
Rebecca to sing with The Band of the Welsh Guards
Rebecca is so excited to be heading to London to sing with The Band of the Welsh Guards. The information is below
Nga Tapuwae – Follow their footsteps.
I have had the honour and privilege of following our soldiers across Gallipoli, France and now Passchendaele. At each one of these commemorations I have “Nga Tapuwae – Follow their footsteps. “
