Carmyl Winkler In March we welcomed back our pianist Gwen Barnes who had been unavailable during February. Everyone was pleased to see Gwen, and we enjoyed her accompaniment to many songs in our main three books.
Our three leaders Brian Greed, Margaret Merriman and Kieran Smith did a great job selecting suitable songs and leading the group. We were impressed that Margaret could manage with her broken wrist.
In April we are going to try having three Singing for Fun sessions on the first three Thursdays of April, and no Harmony session. In a group such as ours, members are often not available due to health considerations, and this year we seem to have lost quite a few altos. This is why we are having a trial of no Harmony session during April.
We are pleased to announce that Carmyl Winkler has agreed to lend a hand as a Leader in April. Carmyl joined our group last year after moving to Benalla from Tallangatta, and has had experience with a singing group in Tallangatta.
We look forward to hearing what songs Carmyl selects.
The next Singing for Fun session will be on Thursday 7th. April at 10am at the Hub in Cooinda.
Margaret Jenkins
Our three leaders Brian Greed, Margaret Merriman and Kieran Smith did a great job selecting suitable songs and leading the group. We were impressed that Margaret could manage with her broken wrist.
In April we are going to try having three Singing for Fun sessions on the first three Thursdays of April, and no Harmony session. In a group such as ours, members are often not available due to health considerations, and this year we seem to have lost quite a few altos. This is why we are having a trial of no Harmony session during April.
We are pleased to announce that Carmyl Winkler has agreed to lend a hand as a Leader in April. Carmyl joined our group last year after moving to Benalla from Tallangatta, and has had experience with a singing group in Tallangatta.
We look forward to hearing what songs Carmyl selects.
The next Singing for Fun session will be on Thursday 7th. April at 10am at the Hub in Cooinda.
Margaret Jenkins
