Choral Pilgrimage 2017: The Olive Branch

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[Fab Foodie]

If Mr R has a change of heart...let me know!
Could be tempted but weekdays are always tricky. Nice combination.

 

[Hill Wimp]

Ooo that does sound good. I do love choral music and I see its in Rochester in September.last but not at Canterbury which would have been better.

Need to consult diaries.

 

[Salty seadog]

Choral music, best for middle of the night insomnia. Down low on the radio, so relaxing.

 

[Globalti]

I saw The Sixteen a couple of months ago in Blackburn Cathedral towards the end of their 2016 tour. They were, as you would expect, absolutely superb.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Ooo that does sound good. I do love choral music.....

...and Cathedral choirboys it seems.....

 

[Hill Wimp]

...and Cathedral choirboys it seems.....

In their mid 50s maybe

 

[Globalti]

My cycling buddy shared a flat with Harry Christophers at Oxford; he says Christophers was quite a party animal at that time.

 

[Fab Foodie]

In their mid 50s maybe

...and still angelic

 

[srw]

Choral music, best for middle of the night insomnia. Down low on the radio, so relaxing.

Some Palestrina, maybe, if sung badly (but looking at their programme it's all, as you'd expect, high-quality stuff). Poulenc - never.

My cycling buddy shared a flat with Harry Christophers at Oxford; he says Christophers was quite a party animal at that time.

Every choral singer and conductor I have ever met has been something of a party animal. I don't suppose years of touring really changes that.

 

[Levo-Lon]

Me and my reading..i clicked the vid and read "the 16 Hare Krishna's "!!
Should be brilliant in the college with the acustics

 

[Dave 123]

Unfortunately money is going elsewhere at the moment. That would have been great to see.

When I was first at Corpus I went to the advent service. The choir sounded fantastic, but then after the first verse the congregation joined in.

It was like Torvil & Dean followed by water buffalo!