Howard recalls his life many years ago as a sweet ginger cherub and how his Mother cried when he once sang a solo - something the basses still do today half a century later.

As Richard embarks on retirement, he is surprised to become the owner of ‘the great list’ - something all retirees lean to avoid. Did you know he was once a Morris dancer..?

Gordon walks us through his membership of the Harborough Singers from as far back as 1980 when he was first head-hunted by Barry Clark, the Singers’ very first MD.

Tim lurches between his love of a good haircut and a bit of Tolstoy. Our chairman also hints at plans to meet up again and is delighted with Charlie’s virtual choir practice.

Michael tells us firmly that we’ll meet again some sunny day (see what I did there?), while producing some amazing cake-age… Charlie has great plans for Summer Singing.

Isabel Wright sadly passed away last week. One of our most diligent supporters, Isabel just beamed encouragement from the audience at every performance. RIP Isabel.

Ann’s musical journey involves Santa and long suffering husband, Bill. Charlie joins The Times in thinking about the future for British choirs, all 70,000 of them.

Cuckoo. Not Sue, umm well… Read about Sue’s adventures in lockdown, a repatriation dash and some serious gardening. Also, hear the Alto’s all together?

Boyhood adventures, memories and sweets from the sixties and years of toil for a garden railway shows us what makes Clive tick.. Bravo Clive!

Spock said “It’s singing Jim, but not as we know it.” Jenny digs deep into online resources that help keep our musical muscles (and brain) alive…

Mental agility and a sanguine outlook makes Julie happy. A fan of Sudoku? Well now’s your chance. Jane shares a new take on Nessun Dorma…

Pamela considers how to release her inner creativity and shares something poignant from Mr Max Boyce. Charlie goes all Hebrew on us…

Our Maestro shares his personal thoughts on ‘carrying on’ and how we can take advantage of this time to prepare for our Phoenix to rise…

As we lock down to our kitchens, we discover hidden talent among the musicians. Obviously, very few are risking eating their entries.

Palma Cathedral, jazz & blues in a bar, a wooden train through mountains, keep fit and swimming from a pedalo…