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English: Music has always been an important aspect of worship at St Michael’s and according to Wippell’s, maker of the choir’s robes, many of their serial numbers date back more than 50 years! Today’s choir of some 25 adults and children is directed by Jan Cunningham and sings a wide repertoire of music at Sunday services and for special occasions. Former choirmasters include Patrick Connolly who served in the 1980s, and John Thackray, a notable musician who died aged just 50 in 1999, having served two separate terms as choirmaster and organist. |
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