Eden Valley Holidays

Taste of Morland

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Further Information on: A 14th Taste of Morland

May 8th to 9th 2010 (please note revised dates)

Morland Choristers Camp has taken place every year for nearly 40 years, giving choristers the chance to sing all sorts of music and have lots of fun in a holiday atmosphere.

The Taste of Morland weekend is intended to be an introduction to Camp for children aged 6-12.

We are offering...

20 places for boys and 20 places for girls to come and enjoy themselves singing under the expert guidance of Donald Gillthorpe who has now directed two successful Tastes of Morland. He has energy enough to give interesting and exciting leadership of the music as well as joining in the social side of things. The accompanist will again be Daniel Brett, who has proved himself to be very competent and an excellent role-model for the youngsters on the course.  First practice will be on the Saturday morning at 9.30.

In the afternoons...

we will have outdoor activities which everyone so much enjoys at Camp.  Dam-building and sports always seem to be popular.

On the Saturday evening...

we will give an informal concert. There might be a chance for you to play or sing your party-piece, so bring your instruments and music with you. Get all the family to put the date and time (6.30 pm) in their diaries now.

 

On the Sunday afternoon...

At 2 pm to finish our weekend, we will sing at a service at Morland church. This will be a special 'Taste of Morland' service, and we do hope that all your family and friends will be able to come to it.

A Taste of Morland: Rehearsal Time

A Taste of Morland: Smartened up for the Concert

   

A Taste of Morland: Youngsters enthusiastically listening to organ music!

A Taste of Morland: Singing in Church

   

For security, feeding, etc...

we want there to be a nominated adult - parent, teacher, choir trainer -  responsible for each child.  (One adult can be responsible for more than one child.)  We usually find that these people are very keen to make themselves useful, boosting the singing, seeing to the meals, as well as looking after the children in their free time.  For lunch on both days, we ask you to bring enough food for you and your children to eat and we will pool it as a Jacob's Join meal.  We will provide drinks and also a cooked meal at teatime on the Saturday.

Finishing times...

will be at about 8 p.m. on the Saturday and 3 p.m. on the Sunday.

Everything costs money! 

There will be a charge of £25 per child to cover tutors, music, food and administration.  Further information is available from David Jones.

Accommodation...

In the past, most people have lived near enough to be able to sleep in their own beds.  Word has now spread, and I am delighted that we now have interest from further afield.  We do have a campsite here (look for it on our web site) where you could set up your family tent or caravan, and we also have a selfcatering holiday cottage.  Alternatively, there are B&B places in the area where you might go.  Let me know what you would like and I will try to arrange it for you.

Contact...                                

David Jones, Newby End Farm, Newby, Penrith. CA10 3EX.      

Tel: 01931 714338

E-mail: davidjonesnewby@ukonline.co.uk

or click here to download an application form.