Music lovers of a different persuasion are also well-catered for at Saltaire Festival, since several local community choirs get together to perform. They all 'busk' around the village during the day and then hold a concert in the late afternoon in Saltaire's United Reformed Church. I wasn't able to discover the name of this choir (anybody know?) but they were making a cheerful sound, delighting those listening in the grounds of the church. It's a pity I can't sing (too deaf) as it seems a lovely, healthy pastime - social and creative. It's hard to sing and feel glum at the same time.
I am struck with how "American" this shot is. Denim has truly conquered the world.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, where would we be without it?
DeleteThey look like they are enjoying a good sing!
ReplyDeleteI don't sing in a choir, but I can see that the members of this chorus are enjoying their efforts (Interesting observation about the denim . . . )
ReplyDeleteIn our next lives, jenny, we'll be able to sing. I am tone deaf and used to frighten my children when I tried to sing in the car. I still sing when I know I'm alone...
ReplyDeleteI think this is Bradford Voices
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