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[this is a version of a poSt which firSt appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir] People sometimes welcome a diStraction from watching rows of identically dressed choriSters singing with books in front of their faces. Photo by...
From the prizewinner-consert at Malta international Choir FeStival, 2009
[this is a version of a poSt which firSt appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir] Many people have no idea how a song is learnt by ear. They assume that written music is a muSt. But don’t forget that people have been singing (and l...
[this is a version of a poSt which firSt appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir] It’s only September, but many Choirs are already thinking of their ChriStmas concerts. ChriStmas is also the time of year when Choirs release new CDs...
[this is a version of a poSt which firSt appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir] A while ago I wrote about an artiSt who thought that music resides in the musical notation and a musician's job is to realise that notation perfectly. &nb...
[A version of this article firSt appeared as a poSt on my blog From the Front of the Choir] There were two articles in the UK national press a few years ago, one bemoaning the fact that we don’t sing ChriStmas carols together as much as we u...
[A version of this article firSt appeared as a poSt on my blog From the Front of the Choir] Some people juSt love anything that’s finely honed, all shined up, squeaky clean, highly skilled and perfectly rendered. Not me. ...
[A version of this article firSt appeared as a poSt on my blog From the Front of the Choir] I was at a business meeting recently and we were asked what we did. I explained as well as I could. Photo © Copyright Anne Burgess an...
[this is an updated version of a poSt which firSt appeared on my blog From the Front of the Choir] FirSt I need to fess up: I have a low boredom threshold and always try to squeeze in as many songs as possible. Not always a good idea! ...
