E = MC2 (Albert Einstein, 1879 – 1955)
I never understood the theory and probably never will, but I made an interesting discovery myself this morning.
‘The longest time in the world is the two minutes it takes to brush your teeth with an electric toothbrush when you’re in a hurry!’
Our choir year ends on the 19th of July and what a year it’s been. We started last September with a socially distanced return to indoor rehearsals – running two sessions of 45 minutes each – with mandatory mask wearing, and we’re ending it with two community singing events, a picnic, a garden party, and a come and sing event, open to all.
Along the way, we had our first Christmas concert since 2019 and a second performance of ‘Were I not to sing?’, originally planned for March 2020.
We’re now enjoying full rehearsals and our numbers are growing, with new members joining all the time. If you’d like a taste of what we’re about, please come along on Thursday 14th July for ‘A Summer Night’s Singing’ (see full details opposite).
After term ends, a party of 30 of us will be visiting Cumbria for a weekend tour, ‘Singing and Sociability’. There’ll be a full report, with photos, in next month’s magazine.
And then, we have one of the shortest times. Before we know it, we’ll be back for 2022-23. We start again on Tuesday 6th September, same time, same place, 9.45 – 11.35am at the Church of the Resurrection, and soon it’ll be Christmas!
If you’d like to join us or book us to sing for your group you can find more information on www.dacorumcommunitychoir.org,
www.facebook.com/dacorumcommunitychoir, or speak to Sally on 07402 181182
