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All Saints', Wrington
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| Forsaking her role as accompanist of the Wrington Vale Choral Society, Hazel Lee- Wilson first played the oboe, with the Society's MD, Graham Davis at the keyboard, but then changed places, to accompany soprano, Rachel Parkes, and Rachel's | |||||||||||
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husband Richard, on trumpet. The evening's programme of "music from the shows" was complemented by a reading from T.S. Eliot's original version of Cats by Echo Irving. |
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| Nicholas rounded off the evening with three familiar numbers of Flanders & Swan, thus sending everyone off in high good humour, and blessing the weather and the wild birds - if not the church bells - for providing so wonderful a backdrop for the event. | |||||||||||
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