Newest recruit to the Dial Up family Aloice will be making his first half debut on April 20th!
Dial Up regular Raymond shared his self penned anti-smoking song
Donna brought the house down with an amazing and energetic version of I Will Survive
First time at the Dial Up for Thomas, a brilliant, laconic version of Black Coffee
Peter Flynn shares another chapter from his short story collect Hemingway's Chihuahua
Kenisha made a startling Dial Up debut, we look forward to hearing more!
Helen Green shared a fascinating story and song of the Weavers
Liza Keast got Jon Medcalf working again with another fabulous song choice
Our resident poet, Jim Connor, shared an Irish folksong for Saint Patrick's Day
Leader of the Voices on the Hill Community Choir, Rachel Bennet
Rachel shared a brilliant and original song entitled Angel
Voices on the Hill pianist, Cole, shared another musical talent
Voices on the Hill choir member Jo stepped forward to sing Down to Zero
In a tribute to Rachel, fellow choir member David sang a self-penned song with Cole on piano
Man of the moment! Our wonderful pianist Jon Medcalf- we love you!
Me presenting Jon with his card and gifts
Yes, I made the card! I'm a danger with glitter and a tube of Pritt Stick lol!
Bandana Gill, Tracy Holtham, Laci on piano and Roman Marie on drums help me bid a fond farewell to Jon singing the uptempo number I wrote especially for him: The Music Man
The Voices on the Hill Community Choir
The Dial Up's first ever choir!
Singing Drift Away, Yesteryou, Yesterme, Yesterday and Love Train, they were spot on theme
I can't wait to welcome you guys back!
Jon and I perform Mac the Knife- ah, happy memories! :-)
Caspian Wong will be performing in the first half in our April Dial Up, so do come and join us as we celebrate Movies and Musicals at 8pm on Friday 20th! I can't wait! As always, our deepest thanks to Prashant Meswani for his photography. Hope to see you all in April and much love till then! Alex xx
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