| Intermittent and electic views of life/students at the Huntingdonshire Music School in Cambridgeshire, UK. Home to some 400 amateur musicians learning their craft. Ranging in age from 4 years old to 84 years old we're a diverse bunch. We all have some things in common, though - we like making music and having fun. Most of the activity happens during term times on saturday mornings but we do get out - to play at concerts and outdoors and also on tour - this year Austria.Not sure how we're going to use this techn ology or even how often. If you want to find out you'll just have to go wi |
The legend that is HUMS Aloud. To spell it out, then 'HUMS' stands for Huntingdonshire Music School (www.humsa.org.uk). Mostly it stands for musical fun. The school is located on the fringes of eastern england in what was Huntingdonshire but some administrator thought that bigger was better and so we got hoovered up into Cambridgeshire.
Ah, whatever. We're a mixed bunch some 400 strong who get together on saturdays to learn music and play with others (steady
As we journey into the unknown territories of technology we may stumble. What you see and hear might be a little raw and unpolished, even unpredictable. Heck, if we don't know where this is heading how can you?
All we can promise is providing occasional glimpses of what makes the school so good, so sociaable and so much fun. Germany and France last year - this year Austria. Beware! |
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Recent Episodes
HUMS Aloud #006 - BBC Play It Again event, Watford (Part 3/3) - Enhanced The third and last in an audio diary recording how myself and 200+ other memb...
HUMS Aloud #006a - BBC Play It Again event, Watford (Part 3/3) - Plain MP3 The third and last in an audio diary recording how myself and 200+ other memb...
HUMS Aloud #005a - BBC Play It Again event, Watford (Part 2 of 3) - Plain M The second in a set of 3 episodes following the progress of an early tuba-ado...
