Showing posts with label Singing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Singing. Show all posts

Monday, 9 January 2012

More Qualifications

WOO HOO XD

Yupp, thats right, I just passed my RSCM Silver Bishops Award exam in St. John's Church Boxmore. Thank you to the wonderful and talented Stuart for playing for me, and obiviously the two examiners for passing me.

As for how good a pass it was, I'm just going to have to wait for the results in the post.

Meenwhile, I now get a nice shiny medal to wear while singing. YAY

Saturday, 31 December 2011

New Years Plans

So, according to Kev, sounds like a warm up at home, with some food in the agricultural shed and older friends, followed by a youth party in Schonborn with loads of fireworks and alcohol.

Me not being much of a alcoholic, I shall be looking forward to the German tradition of fireworks galore in the streets just after midnight.

Anyway, before any of that, I'm off to Limburg Cathedral to sing with the choir there at the end of year service. You know me, can't turn down a good sing....

Stay safe everyone and enjoy

Sunday, 25 December 2011

Merry whatchamacallit

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL !!!!!!!

Now that I have unwrapped my new ASUS 3D monitor (I'll talk about it later), its time to go to the Christmas morning service at church and have yet another good ol' sing. Just shattered after the last sing and only 6 hours sleep...

Sunday, 18 December 2011

More Carols? Yes Sir!

Another day, another carol service, this time in my own church back home, the little church of St. James' Bushey. Lovely little place, and I'll try to talk about it some more later on.

Anyway, beautiful evening, another great sing - and this was a big plus:

The "Swinger" wasn't there, therefore meaning that I didnt have to wear a gas mask to sing and breathe.

Oh, and one week to Christmas Day XD

Wednesday, 14 December 2011

St. Albans Singing (again)

Well its this time of year, and last night was the infamous Aldenham School Carol Service in the Cathedral and Abbey Church of Saint Alban. interesting catch, the choir was so big, they ran out of candles. So there were 10 tenors and basses at the back who were in darkness. Suppose it was for the best, as the older ones should never be trusted with fire.

Anyway, a very good sing, got to catch up with a few people (students and staff) and well worth the train journey back from Aber just for it.

Now that I'm on the way back to Aber (with mum beside me), I just have to put up with a few more lectures, then a drive back home.