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| + | "What larks! Thank you to Charlotte, Alan and David for pulling together a great performance from us all in such a short space of time, to Adam for arranging the social tie-in, and to everyone involved for so kindly accomodating The Singing Family Von Mac." - JM | ||
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| + | "Big Thanks to everyone that came and sung with us at the weekend. Great to hear familiar voices getting stronger and terrific new voices added to the mix made for a super afternoon. Well done to one and all for working so hard and learning so much material in one hit." - CV | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 18:06, 4 May 2010
Saturday 17 April 2010 Social event in SLT Members' Club Bar
Introduction
Saturday 17 April saw the return of both So La Ti and the SLT Film Club to the social scene with a combined theme of ‘Guys & Dolls’. This incorporated learning to sing a medley of the music from Guys & Dolls, before a quick rendition in the Bar. Following that, it was the turn of the Film Club to host the film, which starred the combined talents of Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons, Frank Sinatra and Vivian Blaine.
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
"Well done everyone, you sounded terrific, that was the best one yet!" - DH
"What larks! Thank you to Charlotte, Alan and David for pulling together a great performance from us all in such a short space of time, to Adam for arranging the social tie-in, and to everyone involved for so kindly accomodating The Singing Family Von Mac." - JM
"Big Thanks to everyone that came and sung with us at the weekend. Great to hear familiar voices getting stronger and terrific new voices added to the mix made for a super afternoon. Well done to one and all for working so hard and learning so much material in one hit." - CV
