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THE
DCJC
PIONEERS
The very first rehearsal of DCJC – welcome everyone.
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MRS
SMITH
CONDUCTS
.............and the chorus words are, 'Du, du, du, du, du
,du, du, du,
du, du, du, du, du, du!' |
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ARE
YOU
ALL WATCHING?
Everyone keeps their eyes on Mrs Smith. |
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SHADOW
PUPPETS
?
Mrs Smith shows how “A Cat called Alexander”
would conduct! |
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WITH
THE
EXETER
CATHEDRAL GIRL CHORISTERS
It was great to have some extra voices for part of the
practice when
the Girl Choristers of Exeter Cathedral came for a few
minutes – they added a second part when DCJC was singing 'A
Cat called Alexander.' |
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ACCOMPANIED
BY
MR TANNER
Mr Stephen Tanner, the Director of the Girl Choristers of
Exeter
Cathedral Choir joined in himself by accompanying on the
piano. We liked his jazz piano playing. |
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MUSICAL
ENSEMBLE
We had 15 singers at our first DCJC practice,
from all over Devon – and didn't we make a good sound?! Here we are joined by the
Cathedral Girl Choristers at the back. |
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MR
MILLINGTON
AT THE PIANO
We were very fortunate to also have Mr Andrew Millington,
the Director
of Music of Exeter
Cathedral to accompany some of the practice.
His
improvised 'finger clicks' were very good! |
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GROWING
TALENT
Our youngest singer is Megan. |
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MRS
JEANIE
HONEY
Mrs
Honey is our Choir Secretary. She
helps
Mrs Smith with organising
everything, and made some delicious chocolate brownies for
our break
time. Everyone went
back for seconds! |
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ALL
ON
STAGE
20th October - the Choir gathered on the stage for a group
photo. |
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CAKE
TIME!
Mrs Honey's now famous cakes being enjoyed by the choir. |
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SINGERS
IN
ACTION
Practising for our first concert. |
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