Ed started of stage left with a secret hum, then showed off his 64gig pocket sized piano memory stick and set off another ooooooo.
Ed revealed spending many hours searching the blog and had come up with the definative list of hot choir numbers. Each of us will get to choose our top ten for an awesome best-of-DFS concert!
Thanks to all that attended this half terms events, and dos especially well trying to fit on the tiny stage of fair-in-the-square! £1160 was raised at the garden party, and the singing in the lake at Kingston Maurward, and inspired everyone to keep running. Away.
A lull now before our final concerts, but Members wanted to sing at damers Middle school, or first school. 3.30 Saturday 4th July in Dorch.
Now an old song revisit, Rule The World. No organ tonight so kareoke style. No propper warm up today.
Top of The World next, and not a cow boy hat in the house!
The Lord Is My Shepherd started with some interesting lyrics, ended in laughing, and was quickly abandoned in favour of The Seekers I'll Never Find Another You, and on we went with a good kareoke version of that.
Back to our very first Abba song S.O.S. Short sssssss please so we don't sound deflated!!
Let The River Run ... It's got a tough beginning but it gets going really well!
A Les Mis number next. Do You Hear The People Sing, which was rather fun.
San Fransicso. Ed wanted to hear Lots of free Parping. In the nicest way. The backing vocals were too dominant in the beginning then faded out later. We looked at adding other harmony parts too.
Waterloo Made Ed long for a nice bit of sax, and a bang in the right place. That's not how it sounds. Erm ... I'm referring to an earlier backing track of course. Whoa whoas needed to come in earlier.
Breaking Up Is Hard To Do does have a funny doo-doo backing track. Beware of sounding too raucous! Said Ed. Think also about your entrees, being bold enough to start on time!
Get Around finally. Before Jackies solo. Sorry, apeal for help.
Check out Jack's survey to vote on your personal top 10. I'm gonna find that tough I think! Then we sang Happy Birthday to Tricia!
Keep singing, love you xxxxxx
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