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Dear Mr Ben:
I'm sure some photos of your choral activities would be welcome.
It's an idea. Unfortunately my current choral activities are all rather passive - mostly the compulsive and repetitive playing of Leusink's complete Bach cantatas. I haven't done much choral directing in the last three years.
Some day I'd like to start a choir again. There's nothing quite like conducting, is there? In the mean time, I'll dig through my old photos and see if there is anything worth posting. Thanks for the idea.
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