|
||||
![]() |
Easter on the horizon
I'm about to sit down and structure the music for Good Friday and
Easter. We also have Low Sunday (the Sunday after Easter) to sing at
this year, as it falls on the first Sunday of April. Marriage I have no doubt you will be aware that the Government is intending to legislate to re-define the meaning of the word Marriage in the UK. The Coalition for Marriage is a worthy starting point for keeping up with things. The 'Second Reading' vote takes place in the House of Commons on Tuesday 5th February. All Catholic parishes received a supply of post cards last Sunday to aid parishioners in informing their MPs of their views. Unfortunately Bart's only received 200, so you may not have been able to obtain one. There is a download on the Diocesan Web site HERE. If it matters to you, then please act quickly: don't be one of those who sits idly by and leaves it to others. |
|||
Carols for Choirs 5 is edited and compiled by John Rutter and Bob Chilcott. It provides a wonderful array of carols, including a significant number of 'staples' with different harmonies and descants. Many of them have been performed at the annual Kings College Nine Lessons and Carols broadcast each year by the BBC, and may already be familiar to you. I intend to use the book this year, and the opportunity exists to purchase your own copy (and, if you so wish to, copies of CfC 1,2 and 3 - not 4, which is ladies only). If you have not seen the board that is circulating, please would you ensure you do so or contact me by the end of February. The price for each of these books will be £10 rather than £14.50 to Choir members. |
Which
composer (and we sing one of his works) wrote the theme tunes
to Red Dwarf, QI and Blackadder? Please remember..... .. for Anne M., Mary E., Joyce and family and Fr. Michael (hip operation on 4th February) in your prayers. |
Another one to add to your Favorites is Cranmer, who writes about many religious and religio-political things very eloquently from a Church of England perspective. Please keep your used stamps? Do let me have them if you will, and support Help the Heroes. It easy and free, and helps others. Just tear the stamps off with at least a ¼ of an inch border around them and pass them on occasionally! And finally..... A YouTube clip HERE - Enjoy in anticipation! |
||
You are receiving this Newsletter from
St. Bartholomew's because you have requested it |