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Jules Addison

Sound Engineer, Choir Leader & Organist

Gin

Some thoughts on Singing

Posted onOctober 23, 2020Leave a comment

In the year 70 AD a physician named Pedanius Dioscorides published a five-volume encyclopedia about herbal medicine. “Within his papers is a detailed description of Read More …

CategoriesChoirsTagsChoirmaster, choirs, covid19, gin, music, sing in choirs, singing, singing is good for you

grouse

The Glorious Twelfth

Posted onAugust 9, 2020August 9, 2020Leave a comment

Unless you find it on the shelf in Waitrose, bagging a Grouse may well be quite a challenge.  Unless, that is, you are the type Read More …

CategoriesArticlesTags12 August, Charlie Parker, Cornysh, glorious 12th, Haydn, Hunting, Janequin, Messiaen, Olivier Messiaen, The Hunt

Dambusters

Music & Cars

Posted onApril 26, 2020Leave a comment

There are two important things in my life. Music and Cars.  So far, I have only managed to make a career out of one of Read More …

CategoriesArticlesTagsBMW, cars, Dambusters, Dambusters Theme, eric coates, music

Desert Island Discs

Lockdown Discs

Posted onApril 3, 2020April 3, 20201 Comment

As we enter the second week of Lockdown here in the UK with the majority of us now staying at home, I have spent a Read More …

CategoriesArticlesTagsBook, Covid-19, Desert Island Discs, js bach, jules addison, Lockdown, Luxury Item, Mozart, music

Zoom Rehearsal

150 Years of Video Conferencing

Posted onMarch 22, 2020March 26, 2020Leave a comment

This year, 2020, we are celebrating 150 years of video conferencing.  Yes, believe it or not, according to the Encyclopaedia Brittanica, the first concepts of Read More …

CategoriesArticles, Choirmaster, ChoirsTagschoirs, coronavirus, covid19, rehearsals, video conferencing, zoom

Concert

We All Stand Together

Posted onMarch 2, 2020Leave a comment

One day nearly 40 years ago, a bear went for a walk in the hills. With his Mother’s blessing, he sets off for a jolly trip, Read More …

CategoriesChoirs, Concerts in Church, SingingTagschoirs, Cirencester MVC, concert, concerts, Frog Chorus, Fundraising, male choir, monteverdi, Paul McCartney

without music

What would I be without my Music?

Posted onJanuary 13, 2020January 14, 2020Leave a comment

This week I thought I would ponder the biggest question of them all – ‘what is the point of life?’  Of course many scientists have Read More …

CategoriesArticles, Join a ChoirTagschoirs, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, life, Male Choirs, Men can sing, music, singing, Stephen Hawking, the universe

Brighton HA

Men can Sing too

Posted onJanuary 6, 2020December 30, 2019Leave a comment

There was film many years ago called What Women Want.  It was a terrible film and mostly nonsense about a guy who electrocutes himself and Read More …

CategoriesArticles, Choir Marketing, Join a ChoirTagsChoir Recruitment, choirs, choral singing, Male Choirs, Men Singing, Office Choirs, workplace choirs

New Year 2020

The Tradition of New Year’s Eve

Posted onDecember 31, 2019December 31, 2019Leave a comment

Ah yes, 31 December.  The traditional time for staying up late to drink cheap Prosecco and stand around until midnight, at which point a new Read More …

CategoriesArticles, ChristmasTags2019, 2020, Annual Hootenanny, happy new year, jools holland, New Year, New Year Traditions

Autumn Leaves

Back to School & Jazz Standards

Posted onSeptember 5, 2019November 8, 2019Leave a comment

For me there are 3 things which signify that Autumn is just around the corner.  Coats, Conkers and Rugby Posts.  Today I have been for Read More …

CategoriesArticlesTagsautumn, autumn leaves, conkers, jazz progressions, jazz standards, marlborough, music, trees

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