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- Wondrous, beautiful concert tonight by The Mornington Singers. Good chats in the pub after, *and* I made it to the last DART. #fb 4 days ago
- Excuse me, it's actually 'Take the power back' which is even better, IMO. 4 days ago
- 'The Wood Song' by The Indigo Girls is just lovely. My genius mix has gone to 'Killing in the name of' now. Also brilliant... 4 days ago
- On my way into The Mornington Singers' gig in the Pro-cathedral. (Why 'pro-'?) Forgot that the train timetable changes around 7pm :-/ 4 days ago
- Just did my grade 8 piano exam at the Royal Irish Academy of Music. On my way to being the next Fanny Waterman. 5 days ago
- Really enjoyed playing at Saucy Sundays earlier. (Especially enjoyed hearing Neil Ryan who played before me — his... fb.me/1VnejYMj4 1 week ago
- Little blonde girl and her dad at the front of the bus chatting away in mandarin or cantonese. 1 week ago
Category Archives: workshop leading
Lending me your ears
Oh, it’s been far too long! Apologies. I entered the Séan O’Ríada competition that is run by the Cork Choral Festival. Sadly I didn’t win – a guy called Simon MacHale did, and I’m looking forward to hearing his piece … Continue reading
singing in harmony
I was determined to start back strongly after the Easter break with the girls choir I conduct. I’ve been experimenting with seating arrangements for the forty or fifty of them that turn up every week(!). For a while there I … Continue reading
Children’s music workshop at Rare Diseases Day
I really enjoyed working with the children at the Mansion House today We had quite a range of ages in the group of about a dozen kids and we had great fun making music together. We did some rhythm work, … Continue reading
Irish Times article
In tune with children’s spirits Sylvia Thompson DAVID NOONAN (15) happily plays the chime bars alongside children of all ages who sing and tap their bells to Christmas songs. The teenager in Transition Year in Ard Scoil La Salle in … Continue reading

