Mind you, we have just submitted an Arts Council Grant Application for one of the concerts we're planning next year, so fingers crossed on that one.
Tuesday, 16 August 2005
All quiet
The Tridentine Mass at St. Mary's went well, we had a choir of 16 which was brilliant - it was a mixture of regular choir members and extras. Apart from that, we are pretty quiet on the musical front at the moment. We normally take advantage of the summer to wind down our musical activities and the big project at the moment is decorating.
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