Monday’s PDtP Spotlight on Victoria was our 1st session dedicated to a single composer

Want to know how it went? Let’s hear from

the people who were there:

To Waterloo and @PubPolyphony to sing some of Victoria's sublime music – a privilege to have the opportunity and to have been born a tenor

— Peter F (@peterf17) April 3, 2017

No *you're* singing renaissance polyphony in the pub #PDTPVictoria pic.twitter.com/lSLkDk6svu

— Peter Wasson (@weterpasson) April 3, 2017

@PubPolyphony #PdtpVictoria Vere Languores – Collective Swoon…..!

— Christina Raven (@TheSingingOsteo) April 3, 2017

#PDtPVictoria @PubPolyphony in full swing… pic.twitter.com/DT3M0QTeLh

— Clarisinda (@Clarisinda) April 3, 2017

Enjoying #PDtPVictoria very much.

— artsyhonker/Kathryn (@artsyhonker) April 3, 2017

#PDtPVictoria "Basses are always in the moment. Especially if it's someone else's moment" @PubPolyphony

— Catrin Griffiths (@thelawyercatrin) April 3, 2017

Am in the pub singing Spanish polyphony with @PubPolyphony #PDtPVictoria pic.twitter.com/zdqqkeEGdk

— ❄️ Snowflake Iguana (@LoungeIguana) April 3, 2017

Victoria Missa Alma Redemptoris Kyrie double choir is wonderful. Want to sing the whole mass. @PubPolyphony #pdtp

— Jill Gregson (@jillgson) April 3, 2017

Another fabulous evening at @PubPolyphony. I chose TuWeTh as my 3 work days so I could come to London one Monday a month for this.

— Elizabeth Buie (@ebuie) April 3, 2017

@PubPolyphony Well, that was delightful….and would it be going too far to say also on occasion tuneful? Many thanks! C.

— Caroline Fiennes (@carolinefiennes) April 3, 2017

@PubPolyphony Amazing! Please can we just sing Victoria all the time #PDtPVictoria

— Mathilda Davidson (@tildsdavidson) April 3, 2017

So something of a success, then. As always, thanks to all who came, particularly the newcomers and those who stayed behind for the ‘late session’.

Slightly illegal after-hours polyphony singing w/extra wine gave us a good flavour of 16c Spain #inquisition #PDtPVictoria #knockatthedoor

— Catrin Griffiths (@thelawyercatrin) April 3, 2017

What’s up next on the singing and boozing front? We have our next Counterpint in the Cafe on Wednesday April 19th (apologies for giving out completely incorrect details on the night); booking will go live at 5pm on Good Friday with more spaces released at 9am the next day (link to follow).

The next PDtP is currently scheduled for Monday May 1st; I’ll confirm this ASAP but feel free to let me know your thoughts (positive or otherwise) on holding the session on a bank holiday.

Cheers

Kevin

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I am a classical music enthusiast and a lover of choral music in particular. I run the Polyphony Down the Pub social/singing night, probably the most thrilling singing-Renaissance-motets-in-the-backroom-of-a-pub experience you could ever hope to have. View all posts by K O'Neill

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Personally I am happy with next suggested date for PDTP. Thanks Kevin

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K O'Neill says:

April 7, 2017 at 8:40 am

Thanks, Jill – looking forward to seeing you there!

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Monday 1 May fine by me. I’ll have my finger on the button when registration opens.
Celia
(alto)

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Bank Holiday polyphony gets my vote! Carolyn

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