Virtual #11

 Here's Derek again with his self-penned celebration of Harvest Sunday ...

Virtual #10

 Here's Dave Harris again ...

A Better Place by Glenn Campbell.

(No copyright infringement intended.)

Virtual #9

 

Here's our harpist, David Roberts, with 'Easy Does It.'

David describes this as a 'short virtual harp performance'.

It's a tune composed by Pam Wedgwood, which he found in a piano tutor book ...

 "Basic but JOLLY!"

Virtual #8

 Christopher from sunny Devon with 'The Lish Young Buy-a-Broom' from the singing of Tim Hart and Maddy Prior ...

(No copyright infringement intended.)

Christopher writes as follows ... "A buy a broom is a gypsy girl and I am assuming that 'lish' is short for delicious."

Enjoy!

Virtual #7

 Now, here's Berry!

Virtual #6

Here's David Gilligan, one of our resident poets, with an offering which he says, " ...might make more sense in November."

Reflections on a photograph date 1917

Virtual #5

Here's Dave Harris singing 'The Prayer' from the film 'Quest for Camelot' ...

Rather good. eh?

Being COVID week 23(?) ...

Here is Ken's contribution to the virtual world in which we live ...

 

Virtual #4 ... Here's Derek again.

 Here's a masterclass:

One Step at a Time /  Chasing The Train ...

WOW ...

Hear that whistle blow!

Virtual #3. My turn ...

Here's a traditional song of the night-visiting genre that I have from the singing of Tim Hart and Maddy Prior ...

(No copyright infringement intended.)

Virtual #2. Here's Derek Lovell ...

Derek and Roberta occasionally join us from Worcestershire whenever they are staying with a relative in Rustington.
Because of COVID they have not been able to visit this year.

So, Derek has kindly sent us this self-penned song that refers to the wearing of masks!

Well done, Derek. Thank you.

Hope to see you both next year.

Virtual #1: Mick Wills plays Couperin ...

Let us begin with some quality.
Here's Mick with a wonderful melody ...

The City Folk Club goes Virtual

Now we have endured 5 months of silence, and we have decided that The City Folk Club will not be reconvening at our usual venue for the rest of this year.

In the meantime, let's see what we can do in the public domain ...

If you have any videos or recordings of yourself that you feel comfortable to share on this blog, please send them as email attachments to cityfolkclub@gmail.com and I will do my best to post them on this platform.

If your material is simply an audio recording, (mp3 preferred,) please also attach an image, either of yourself or something relevant to the song/music. I will then overlay the audio onto the image for publication.

Please be careful regarding copyright issues ...

• Always credit your source; if it's self-penned, say so!
• If in doubt, annotate the material with the phrase, 'non-commercial; no copyright infringement intended.' 

So, here we go with Berry's generous contribution ...

(Send no money!)