Goooooing to the cha-pel.............

Hi All I am getting hitched, and I need a couple of singers for the church. I am looking for classical (ie Ave Maria type gear) voices, female, two or three. Anyone who can reccommend someone, or is someone, who could help, please email me directly. Leah

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Perth I think.

At least she was in Perth last time I looked. Leah, you still in Perth? Melissa

Well if I can't get a gig as bridesmaid, howzabout as an angelic little choir boy? I could always dig out my cassock from when I was an altar boy back in my school days. Might need a bit of a wash though..........the cassock that is.

Gosnells?

Hi Leah > I am getting hitched, and I need a couple of singers for the > church. I am looking for classical (ie Ave Maria type gear) > voices, female, two or three. May not be quite what you're after but Sharon and I had a quartet called Psallite perform at our wedding. I don't know whether they're still around, nor do I have contact details for Tonya Lambourne who headed up the group, but perhaps this message will jog someone's memory? They performed acapella. We first saw them perform with a group called Canzonetta. One item, their own arrangement, was all in Spanish. We didn't understand a word of it, but sitting up the back in a cold and drafty church, we were reduced to tears it was so exquisite. A couple of years later, sorting out the order for the wedding service, during an impromptu performance around one of the quartet's kitchen table, they abruptly stopped when Sharon and I were again reduced to tears by just a few bars. Maybe says as much for a couple of silly softies as it does about the quality of the singing, but a number of people commented on their performance on the day. We managed not to cry at that point in the service. ;-) Warmest wishes for the big day. Hope the planning is going well. Cheers Grant

Thanks Grant, I will definately look into them. Music in Spanish might be fitting, seeing as how we met in Peru! Deano, you were a choirboy? I am overwhelmed by floods of dirty jokes and innuendo, so much so that I cannot pick one quip from the many. So I'll just settle for; you were a CHOIRBOY??!! By the way, for those who don't know me (it's been a while) I am in Perth WA. Leah