Last night was our last evening concert for the Three Choirs Festival—an all-Mozart concert including the Requiem and the Sinfonia Concertante in E flat for violin and viola, K 364—a most unusual concerto. However, don’t get me wrong—there’s still one more nighttime concert left in the Festival but by that time we will be on… Read More Magnificent Mozart!
Yesterday we had the rare opportunity to tour the Nicholson & Co. Ltd Factory, a British organ factory which was founded by John Nicholson (1815–1895) in 1841. One of their most important projects is the restoration of the Gloucester Cathedral organ, which is projected to be completed in 2026, the year of the next Three… Read More ‘Norman’ is keeping watch!
Question: What’s the only word in the English language with four silent letters? Queue nouna line or sequence of people or vehicles awaiting their turn to be attended to or to proceed. verbtake one’s place in a queue.”in the war they had queued for food” At the Three Choirs Festival, they queue for daily Evensong, one of several… Read More Queue for Evensong