A piece of good news, we have a new venue for our recording next year. After much searching around the recording Engineer has come up with a church in North London which he has used before and likes - great. All I have to do now is finalise details of performers etc.
Monday, 6 November 2006
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Tonight's London Concord Singers rehearsal means that its under 2 weeks to go to our Anniversary concert at St. Giles Cripplegate on 18th November, including the premiere of my piece written for the occasion Ursi Carmina (Bear Songs).
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