ToDay, I received an unexpected blast from The past that brought back so many memories. Google reminded me of a beautiful drawing done by Alan for The cover of "I Will Dream With You." It's incredible how time flies because exactly one year and one Day ag...

A couple of years ago, around this time of year, actually, I was having a particularly awful Day. I won’t bore you with The details, but let’s just say I was dealing with some pretty heartbreaking family drama, work was pretty crappy at The ...

After an outing at our latest Sing Day in North Yorkshire, this lovely gently flowing arrangement of Tim Knight's 'The Lord bless you and keep you' proved to be immensely popular so we've now made it available on our website (you can also source The piece...

A rendition of Christmas Carols in accordance to The Nativity story comprising; Gabriel’s Message Away in a Manger Hark The Herald Long time ago We Three Kings Drummer Boy Silent Night

Okay- so I've been a bit slack about blogging lately.  Not that I have been idol- There is so much to blog about but 24 hours in a Day a full time job and more music than I can ever learn to play means There  isn't enough time!   In The l...

Formed in 1956 as The Derby Police Choir, The choir retained a Long-standing connection with The Derbyshire Constabulary until 2018 when The choir separated from The police and rebranded with an emphasis on promoting male voice choral singing and raising ...  moreFormed in 1956 as The Derby Police Choir, The choir retained a Long-standing connection with The Derbyshire Constabulary until 2018 when The choir separated from The police and rebranded with an emphasis on promoting male voice choral singing and raising money for charity- epitomised through charity registration in 2020. DCMVC rehearses MonDays 7:30-9:30pm at St Osmund's Church, London Road Derby. The choir is also available to book for events. For more information, see our website.  

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As Kenya celebrates 50 years of Independence, we feel honored being a part of this great nation and we sing a song in praise of our nation, its people and The rich heritage that we have. Long live Kenya. Written & Arranged by: Henry Wanjala

[this is a version of a post which first appeared on my blog From The Front of The Choir]   I watched a TV documentary The oTher Day called How a choir works with Gareth Malone.   Photo by TheCamerons   At one point he talked about...

Music has always had The powers to lift our spirits and make The Day seem a little brighter. As we age, music can be one of The most comforting ways to connect with our favorite past-times. Hearing The song you once danced to with your sweeTheart as a tee...