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“Hello Cinephonics, Thank you for your reply to my previous post. I was wondering if maybe you had an email address I could send you a quick email?

Best Wishes Alessandra”

“Hello All, Happy Easter.

Deepest apologise for not being in touch sooner, I have been away on another job and I have only just returned.
David, please do let your mum know that we would not at all require her to sing. If it is still ok to do so I thought I could email her to say hello,, how would you feel about me doing this? Best Wishes Alessandra”

“Dear David, thank you so much for your reply, and great to hear your mum is doing well. I am sure the director I am working with would love to speak to your mum and about her time with the choir.
Once again thank you for taking the time to respond. Please send your mum my best regards
alessandra”

“Dear all,

I hope you don't mind me posting on your page, I am currently working on a documentary for BBC 2 following Victoria Wood and the making of her film Tubby and Enid, a television adaptation of her stage show That day We sang. I have been Looking at the history of the time and the way vinyl was cut in particular in 1929 when the record Nymphs and Shepherds would have been recorded by the Manchester school children's choir and the Halle Orchestra. I thought i would post on this page to ask if by any chance there is anyone out there that I might able to contact who might have been part of this incredible choir and music moment for Manchester?
Once again apologise for the long message, I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Thanks

alessandra”