The Queen arrives at Milford Haven, Wales.Morriston Orpheus Choir had the privilege of performing for the British and Qatar Royal families in Pembrokeshire, West Wales on Tuesday 12 May 2009. The Choir was chosen to represent Wales at the official inauguration of the South Hook LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) facility at Milford Haven which was attended by Her Majesty The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Duke of York. Also attending were members of the Qatari royal family - His Highness the Amir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Her Highness Sheikh Mozah Bint Nasser Al-Missned and Her Highness Sheikh Hind Bint Hamad Al-Thani. The event on 12 May sealed the completion of the operation to provide a fifth of the UK s gas supply from Milford Haven.This was a major day for Qatar, the United Kingdom and Wales as the cleanest of the fossil fuels Liquefied Natural Gas has a bright future said Clive Williams spokesman for the Morriston Orpheus Choir. For the occasion the Choir learned a new song by Dom Jones that celebrates completion of the LNG Terminal project. This song was the finale of the entertainment for the Royal guests for whom the Orpheus also sang Well Keep A Welcome directed by Joy Amman Davies.The Morriston Orpheus entertained Her Majesty The Queen on the occasion of her Golden Jubilee celebrations outside Buckingham Palace in 2002, and has appeared on a tribute CD to mark the Golden Jubilee.South Hook is the largest LNG terminal in Europe and this event has served as a happy reminder of the Morriston Orpheus Choirs visits to the Middle East including Dubai and Oman. Also taking part was the noted Welsh soprano Gwawr Edwards.Joy Amman Davies, the artistic director of the choir, was jubilant today after being presented to the Queen during her official visit to the terminal. Later, she met the royals again as she took her place in a farewell lineout as both royal parties were leaving the event. She then had a brief comic encounter with Prince Philip as he was leaving."He asked me who I was, and I said I conducted the choir," said Joy, who wore a sophisticated black evening dress for the occasion."He said to me, 'Turn round', and when I did, he said 'Now I recognise you from the back of your head'."She added: "He did make me laugh, I think he's great. He has got a real sense of humour and is a lovely man."