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- Wessex Concert Orchestra opens the Lea Festival
- by TenorGuy
- in GuyEdwards.blog.co.uk
- 63 days old
- It’s been quite a busy week really with lots of rehearsals to attend and, on Thursday evening, I went along to the Wyvern Theatre again to see a musical comedy act by a group of three instrumentalists called “Pluck”. They were very funny (which is just as well for a comedy act) and their 'cellist in particular gave me... more
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- Wessex Male Choir CD
- by TenorGuy
- in GuyEdwards.blog.co.uk
- 74 days old
- This week (25 June 2008) sees the much anticipated (at least by me!) release of the Wessex Male Choir’s second CD “Shades of Wessex”. The first thing that strikes me about this CD (which we recorded back in April) is that it is far from being a typical male voice choir product. There’s a real mix of music on it and most is not what people... more
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- ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH
- by kendrive
- in poemsandprose.blog.co.uk
- 77 days old
- I am sure most of you have heard of Thomas Hardy (1840-1928), He was an English poet and novelist, born in Dorchester, and famous for his depictions of the imaginary county of "Wessex". At the age of 22 Hardy moved to London and started to write poems, which idealized the rural life. A few years later, unable to find a public for his poetry,... more
