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  • Simon Biazeck
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    Originally posted by Nick Armstrong View Post

    Yes, one of the most involving and enjoyable in recent times imho… I have ‘attended’ this service of Evensong twice (so far)!
    Some real riches lately!

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  • Simon Biazeck
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    Originally posted by Ein Heldenleben View Post

    A superb Evensong indeed .
    On an arguably unrelated note I thought the ROH chorus were in fine voice at the Eugene Onegin rehearsal last week - and yet again putting in some good moves in those peasant dances ….
    Thank you. I pass that on to my colleagues! The marriage of dance and opera is rarely a felicitous one on a technical front - one or the suffers by turns (pun intended!) but this one is always fun.

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  • Guest
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    Thx all - apols for failures - been at hospital for check.

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  • Pulcinella
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    Originally posted by jonfan View Post
    PS. I can’t see a thread for 2 October CE!?
    Hope DracoM is OK: I'll start one off (and for future announced broadcasts).

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  • jonfan
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    PS. I can’t see a thread for 2 October CE!?

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  • Nick Armstrong
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    Originally posted by Simon Biazeck View Post
    Beautiful. A pleasure to hear even in the dry acoustic, but they'll be used to that! Trendell's Responses are lovely too.
    Yes, one of the most involving and enjoyable in recent times imho… I have ‘attended’ this service of Evensong twice (so far)!

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  • Ein Heldenleben
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    Originally posted by Simon Biazeck View Post
    Beautiful. A pleasure to hear even in the dry acoustic, but they'll be used to that! Trendell's Responses are lovely too.
    A superb Evensong indeed .
    On an arguably unrelated note I thought the ROH chorus were in fine voice at the Eugene Onegin rehearsal last week - and yet again putting in some good moves in those peasant dances ….

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  • jonfan
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    Originally posted by Simon Biazeck View Post
    Beautiful. A pleasure to hear even in the dry acoustic, but they'll be used to that! Trendell's Responses are lovely too.

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  • Simon Biazeck
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    Beautiful. A pleasure to hear even in the dry acoustic, but they'll be used to that! Trendell's Responses are lovely too.

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    CE Pershore Abbey [L] 25.9.24

    CE Pershore Abbey [L] 25.9.24
    Choir of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge.

    Order of Service:

    Introit: A Hymne to Christ (Imogen Holst)
    Responses: David Trendell
    Psalm 119 vv 73-104 (Wesley, Wallace, Howells, Ives)
    First Lesson: 1 Chronicles 29 vv10-19
    Office hymn: God that madest earth and heaven (Ar hyd y nos)
    Canticles: Second Service (Leighton)
    Second Lesson: Colossians 3 vv12-17
    Anthem: How lovely are thy dwellings (Brahms)
    Hymn: Lord of all hopefulness (Slane, arr. Philip Moore)


    Voluntary: Toccata (Ropek)

    Matthew Martin (Precentor)
    Harrison Cole (Organist)


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