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The Vice-Provost has been taking voice lessons from Monty Python. #9lc

And here is this years commissioned piece. It is trying very hard to be unique, but is succeeding only in being jarring. #9lc

My choir regularly sung Sir Christemas. The arguments that ensued over how to pronounce the Norman French were endless. #9lc

And another soloist pulls of a beautiful Wilcocks descant. #9lc

Oh One of my favorite carols "The Angle Gabriel" #9lc

I wish I could get American churches to sing O Little Town of Bethlehem to this tune. #9lc

#Ironic that at the bottom of every left leaf the program says "please turn page quietly" but the script on the Kings College site makes a page turning noise for the digital program. #9lc

Now this is more my preferred style! O Radiant Dawn #9lc

Another 12-tone setting for Jerusalem, Rejoice for Joy. I know that it is *en vogue* in academic music theory right now, but I'd like some more traditional harmonies. #9lc #crumudgen

Not *my* favorite setting of Adam Lay yBounden but well done. #9lc

Ok, this boy reading Genesis is doing better than 90% of the adults who read in most churches most Sundays. And he is reading from King James on top of it. #9lc

"And let us hold in our heart all those who, even as we gather here, endure the depredations and travails of war" #9lc

Ok so the Perfect Pitch Brigade are telling me that OIRDC was pitched down a half step. I can't tell. #9LC

And the chorister makes it through the solo of Once in Royal David's City. #9LC

Ok I've got the BBC up but what they are playing in the previous hour sounds like a dental drill in a war zone :(

Anyone #onHere live tooting #9LessonsAndCarols (#9lc) this morning?

https://www.kings.cam.ac.uk/event/2023/festival-nine-lessons-and-carols

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/live:bbc_world_service

@w7voa Boy I'd love to hear the #Festivus airing of grievances on that flight.

By 2030 it will take more than a day for communications from Voyager 2 to reach Earth. At its current speed it is gaining a light day every 27 years or so. It will take about 10,000 years for it to travel a single light year from earth. The nearest stars are six times as far.