Three Wise Camels - official launch!

We told you the camels were coming – now they’re here!

I’m delighted to announce the publication of my latest musical, THREE WISE CAMELS.

The musical is launching this week (Thursday 29 October) on our CMM YouTube Channel with interviews and comment from the soloists and others involved in the recording. I’ll be introducing some of the songs, talking to Jane Hicks, the writer of the play that inspired the work and her cartoonist husband George who has created the wonderful camel caricatures of Humphrey, Samson, and of course, Camelia (don’t tell Mary – I’m falling in love with Camelia!).

Join us and be part of the launch on Thursday at 8pm at this link. 

We love these live premieres as there is a chat forum where you can say 'Hello' and make comments along with other CMM friends. If you aren't able to be with us live, the video will remain on our YouTube channel at the same link. 

While you're there, why not subscribe? It's free, and helps us to move nearer to the number of subscribers we need to make revenue from our channel. There are other exciting video releases coming up on our channel - three evenings of Bible Study based around TORN CURTAIN with Dave Gidney (9th, 16th, 23rd November - further details next week), and then the official premiere performance of THREE WISE CAMELS on December 11th.

Three Wise Camels Premiere

We had such a wonderful response to our 'O Worship the King' project in the summer, that we would love it if you were all able to be part of our Three Wise Camels premiere. Once again, we are calling singers and instrumentalists to take part in our virtual choir and orchestra. If you would like to be involved, you need to be able to listen in headphones on one device and record a video of you singing or playing on another. The closing date to receive videos will be Friday 20th November, so get in touch with Annie on annie@cmm.org.uk to receive full instructions, music and tracks to sing along to. She needs to know your voice part and/or instrument.

God bless,

Roger and the CMM team.