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- RT @BBCRadio3: Can you #BeatBeethoven in this 5K challenge for @sportrelief? bbc.co.uk/beatbeethoven (1/5) https://t.co/3B93L9mx8U 4 hours ago
- RT @KHandozo: Today I picked up Great Expectations and was suddenly struck with the knowledge that Miss Havisham is probably not very old a… 1 day ago
- RT @AmyHarmanBsn: You’ve not *really* played Beethoven septet until you’ve played it on the Wigmore stage with a toddler wrapped round your… 1 day ago
- RT @emmafreud: This is funny. We need 400 people in Salford on March 13th to run 5k in the time it takes the orchestra to play Beethoven’s… 3 days ago
- I once did a listicle called 56 Dreadful Things That Can Happen To Page Turners and I think it remains the popular… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 4 days ago
- I can imagine the direction in the first clip being a *little* hard to work with, but I absolutely knew what he wan… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 4 days ago
- I didn't realise this was an option for millennials; I assumed we had missed the boat on doing no work for lots of… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 5 days ago
- RT @sportrelief: Reckon you’ve got what it takes to #BeatBeethoven? On 13th March @BBCRadio3 is having a full orchestra performance of Be… 5 days ago
Author Archives: Christina Kenny
Eurovision 2017, Kiev: The (un)official scorecard
Bonuses for white pianos, wind machines and “Jesus wept” Continue reading
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Tagged Eurovision 2017, Eurovision final, Eurovision Kiev, Eurovision party, Eurovision scorecards, humour
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Eurovision 2016: The (un)official scorecard
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! I’m referring, of course, to Eurovision. The 2016 Eurovision final is tonight, 14 May, and I’m happy to say you can download your free, printable, 100% (un)official scorecards right here. Click on … Continue reading
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Tagged christina kenny, Eurovision 2016, Eurovision scorecard, stockholm
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Reluctantly calling bullshit on Reginald D Hunter
Reading instructions If you are Reginald D Hunter and/or a very busy and important person, please scroll down to the last section of this post. Everyone else: start from here. Disclaimer one: I’m a journalist I’m not saying this because … Continue reading
Evolution of the amateur choir/orchestra tour as relayed via social media
2015: No-one bothers uploading photos to social media: they’ve already been shared via the tour What’s App group in real time. No-one outside the ensemble notices or cares. Continue reading
On being mistaken for a pregnant lady on the tube
The first guy to offer me his seat was quite young. That raised alarm bells. Usually it’s older gentleman who leap to their feet when they see a woman standing (presumably for fear her uterus may be heading southwards in … Continue reading
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Tagged Baby on board, gin, Joules, London underground, phantom pregnancy, tube
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Are YOU a chicken washer?
Who are these so-called chicken washers? What person in their right mind would even consider washing a chicken? Continue reading
Review: Gareth Malone’s Voices at the Hammersmith Apollo (21/5/14)
Malone and Co. clearly have what it takes to make a successful pop tour – hummable tunes, the opportunity for a singalong, and impressive compèring from an exceedingly likeable showman. Four stars. Continue reading
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Tagged concert, Gareth Malone, Gareth Malone's Voices, Hammersmith Apollo, Paul Mealor, review, tour, Voices
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