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Last modified 21/08/26 15:27:19

21 Aug: Please see the Evensong page for music to bring to the next rehearsals. Everyone will need 023d Wareham in Bb for Psalm 65 NV and 335b Richmond O for 100 tongues (new words), Other pieces match what you already have.

17 Aug: The script is now on the 2026 Sea page. Please put your music in order ready for next Sunday.

24 July: Please see the new Twinning page for music to bring to rehearsals.

2 Sep: Our recordings of verses from the Anacreontic Song were welcomed by Prof. Richard Gaunt. They will be used next year. You can listen to them in the Protected Area. As a courtesy to Richard, please do not send them to anyone else. You can read about Anacreon here.

2 Sep: Thanks to Brenda for this reference to the Jane Austen feature in the Diocesan Newsletter, 30 July 2025.

25 May: Solent Waves for June has a lovely article about our history and coming anniversary. Well done Daphne!

Have you visited the new WGMA web site? www.wgma.org.uk

The link on the left, “Music Index”, opens a PDF which indexes all our music. You can search it using Ctrl-F in Adobe Reader. You can search the PDF by number, title, words, psalm - in fact any text. It is normally updated whenever a new piece or new suffix is created. (A few  things in the index are not in the Protected Area, but you can have them if you ask.)

When printing PDFs, scaling “none” is suggested, as 12mm margins are already provided. Scaling “fit to printer margins” will give extra margins on most printers.

MidiPlay - controlling speed: Open a file in MidiPlay and select the track(s) to play. Click the > icon. A window opens with various playback controls. Sliders affecting speed are “Relative tempo (%)” and “Tempo (crotchets per minute)”. Each has a “Revert” button to return to the initial tempo. If you use both sliders at the same time, you get the % of the Tempo.

Here is a link to a MidiPlayer program which is ideal for playing our MIDI files. You can balance the parts using sliders and you can display the music whilst it plays.

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