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A little update on the choir that I sing with. They’re a fine bunch of folk! This year will be my 8th Christmas concert with Global Harmony in Melton. The Christmas concert in St Mary’s Melton is always a treat for the senses and we hope this year will be similarly so. Visit the GH website to […]
This page contains a few impromptu recordings of Close Harmony Close Harmony are singing group from Melton Mowbray, attached to the large a capella community choir Global Harmony. We’re currently made up of a dozen singers led by the ever-encouraging MD Liz. Recent recordings from an event at Melton Library can be heard here: Melton Library An […]
Time flies! …as do ospreys! A few weeks ago now we (Global Harmony) had a fantastic evening with the Rutland Osprey Team at the concert A Musical Migration and here’s 2 clips from the evening. #keepsinging A song from France (The ospreys fly over France) an arrangement of a French song “Tourdion” And if you’re […]
Close Harmony – released on an unsuspecting audience yet again! A concert for the collective Belvoir Group Women’s Institutes at Stathern Village Hall. Close Harmony are singing group from Melton Mowbray, attached to the large a capella community choir Global Harmony. We’re currently made up of a dozen singers led by the ever-encouraging MD Liz. Tonight’s songs: Cancion Mixteca, Shen Har Venahi, Make […]
Global Harmony joins Rutland Water Osprey Team for a very special concert. Saturday March 23rd 7.30 at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Oakham School A very special evening of audio-visual presentations by the Osprey Tea and songs from the choir tracing the migration path of the Osprey. Not to be missed! All proceeds to the Osprey Fund. […]
A privilege today to be asked to sing at a wedding – such a special occasion for all involved. Close Harmony, are a singing group from Melton Mowbray, attached to the large a capella community choir Global Harmony. We are currently made up of a dozen singers led by the ever-encouraging MD Liz. Three songs from today: […]
It’s why we make music…The wind lifts…The simplest melody breaks the silence…Delighting chords warm the spirit…Sparks light up, reflections ripple, out and up…An intake of breath…The sharpest tones, orchestrated brass, voices in resounding harmony… full chorus… crescendo… the heights of hope and confident cheer…Then you grasp the familiar bell and the sound stops… the definite […]
in the sunlight of awareness…
‘harmony lies not just in the perfect, but also in the perfectly imperfect’
Walking to Tesco recently the energy of people that passed by was tangible, almost sparking…
Jules P Richards 