Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Hidden River Festival 10th of September
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Permalink Reply by Hugh on
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So good to see this still going three years down the line. Will the Hidden River Cantata be perfotmed?
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Permalink Reply by Chrisandsally on
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Seems unlikely Hugh, as our wonderful conductor and composer has moved Stateside!
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Aha!
For all those who missed it, here'a a video of your neighbours signing Harringay's very own cantata.
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Permalink Reply by patrick byrne on
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Hi Hugh,
Thanks for the video link - lovely to see music inspired by the New River. I grew up in Pemberton Road close to it, but have only come to appreciate its topography and absolutely fascinating history in recent years. I am now very interested in the long term interactions of rivers and cities (and vice versa) and especially how rivers disappear from view. Along this theme, I have prepared a talk for my local history group "Lost Rivers of Dublin and London" - the New River being my featured London River with reference to its historic route from Finsbury Park to the Sadlers Wells New River Head.
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Hi Hugh,
As you may guess from the title of the talk, I now live in Ireland and the talk will be given in October to our local history group in Newbridge, County Kildare.
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Permalink Reply by Carolina Aguinaga on
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Hugh I heard the first year was incredible! Everyone really loved it and volunteers were an essential part of the festival :) thanks for the video, it looks pretty cool!
Hope to see you tomorrow!
Carolina
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Permalink Reply by matt on
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A map would be good!
If you see anything catch Morski (and friends) at the Busking Rig at 17:00. Morski is an extremely talented musician who plays fairly regularly at Jam in a Jar.
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