From David
What did we ever do before iPods? They have been much on my mind in the last few days for three reasons. First, after my iPod was stolen late last year, my insurance company has finally sent me a cheque so I can replace the one I lost. Second, I’ve been trying to get some exercise and establish some more healthy rhythms of life for myself. I’m very conscious, as I watch other people using running machines that almost everyone is plugged in – drawing inspiration and perhaps relieving some of the monotony by listening to music as they run. Third, and most importantly, someone shared with me a video clip of an elderly black American man called Henry. If you go online to YouTube and type in ‘elderly music Henry’ the video will be the first in the list. It’s six minutes long and I’d encourage you to go and watch it for yourself. As of today, 762,765 people worldwide have watched Henry.
(Excerpt from Chuch Magazine, May 2012)
University of London Chamber Choir
Saturday, 16th June. 7.00 pm
Tickets are £10, and under-16s enter free
Following its successful weekend here last June, the University of London Chamber Choir will be returning to perform in West Malling. The programme will include music by Byrd, Howells, Whitacre and Bruckner.
ULCC is a dynamic and enthusiastic choir, made up of students and former students from colleges all over London – a diverse and international ensemble. The choir aims to perform to a high standard a varied repertoire of music both sacred and secular.
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