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Helen working with the choir |
On Saturday 6th September we held a special musical in a day at Annie's church, St Germain's in Edgbaston, Birmingham. 40 instrumentalists and 100 choir members responded to the invitation to come and take part, and we had a wonderful day together. Annie (celebrating her 20th anniversary at CMM) led the amazing orchestra, and Helen trained the choir assisted by Katie.
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Annie working with the orchestra |
After a morning and early afternoon of rehearsals in separate rooms, the choir and orchestra combined with the CMM soloists Devon, Richard, Bill, Amy and Sarah for a run through before the audience arrived. We were delighted to be joined by a trio of Priests from the St Ives choir, who had come up for the day - they did an amazing job.
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The bus from St Helens |
St Ives weren't the only group to have travelled a long distance - we had a group from Middlesbrough, a carload from Crowborough, a coach from St Helen's and a family from Barrow-in-Furness.
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The amazing choir |
The performance was spectacular (and loud), with some great instrumental work and singing from the choir. Roger spoke and shared the gospel very clearly, concluding a wonderful day.
Thank you so much to all who took part, particularly to those who were so selfless helping with the bookstall and refreshments etc.
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Some of the strings |
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The well known accordion 'section' of the orchestra |
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Some sopranos in action |
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Some of the woodwind section |
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Some of the descant singers, with Katie helping on piano |
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Annie in action |
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Annie bringing the choir and orchestra together |
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Bill (Barnabas) playing with the crowd |
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Richard (Ananias) |
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Sarah and Amy (disciples 1 and 2) |
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Yeah! |
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Woodwind and brass |
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Our Cornish priests |
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Jazz hands with Bill and Devon (Saul) |
2 comments:
Don't forget the Derby CMM crowd who were there. They really enjoyed the day. We have just started to practice Angel Voicesready for spring time
It was a great day and a privilege to share with the CMM team who do such a great job. looking forward to them coming down to Camborne.
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