Tuesday, 2 August 2005
Strasbourg bound..
So, last night was the final rehearsal and on Friday, London Concord Singers will be travelling to Strasbourg for the weekend. We're doing 2 appearances. First St. Thomas's Church, 8.30pm on Saturday doing our Musical Tour of the EU programme, then mass at the Cathedral a 11.00am on Sunday. Final arrangements have been made, last minute hitches with my credit-card company over paying the choir's hotel bill have been sorted out so all we have to do is hope the weather is kind and that we have an audience!.
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