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  • Writer: Chris Drake
    Chris Drake
  • Apr 4, 2020
  • 1 min read

1)Where did all Western stringed instruments come from originally? Middle East

2)Which is the highest voice part in a mixed choir? Soprano

3)What is a bransle (pron. brawl)? Dance

4)Name the artist with the most No.1 hits in the UK charts. Elvis Presley

5)Which two orchestral instruments are never too soft to be heard and can be easily hidden in your pocket? Triangle & piccolo (castanets also possible)

6)How do you play a marine trumpet? With a bow (see photo)

7)Who was the lead singer in Black Sabbath? Ozzy Osbourne

8)Which country’s folk singers are able to produce two notes simultaneously? Mongolia

9)What was unusual about Dizzie Gillespie’s trumpet? The bell was bent upwards

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Complete the sequence: 5, 10, 20, 30, ? ? At the start of Mozart’s ‘Marriage of Figaro’, Figaro is measuring his bedroom on his wedding day; the next two numbers are 36 & 43.

Many thanks and well done to everyone who took part - congratulations to Anne & Janet who tied for first place!

 
 
 

Music for Autumn term 2025 

 

During the first half of term we will be singing secular songs before turning to carols during the second half of term, ready for a seasonal concert programme to be performed on Friday 5th December in St Gregory’s Church, Marnhull.

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Some of the songs we will be learning include:

The Last Rose of Summer by Thomas Moore, are by Henry Haig

Christmas Carol, Carol of the Bells, Bethlehem and Gaudete

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​Autumn Term 2025​​

First rehearsal: Wednesday 24th September at 7pm-9pm

@ Marnhull Village Hall

Half term no rehearsal: 29th October 

Final rehearsal: 3rd December

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Christmas Concert: Friday 5th December at 7.30pm @ St Gregorys Church, Marnhull​

Carols and Carvery: Sunday 14th December at 7pm @ The Crown Inn, Marnhull

Village Carol Service: Sunday 21st December at 6pm @ St Gregorys Church​, Marnhull

CONTACT

 

For further information contact Chris Drake by email on chris@christine-drake.com

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