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Tubes, Pipes and other such things.

Last Saturday's 'Festive Trumpets' Concert was, by all accounts, a success. The sounds from Mark and Hedley's trumpets filled the space around us ; yet never strident or overbearing, and the performance of Faure's Cantique dueting with the violins was truly beautiful. Once more KH showed its worth as a performance space. Afterwards the hall downstairs fairly buzzed with a happy audience enjoying cake and coffee. 

An atmospheric view of the Organ Pipes in the tower 
 The week following the trumpets seems to have been  full of pipes and tubes of differing types. At KH we had to deal with an old leak in a cast-iron heating pipe and also the gas supply pipes under the Hall Floor.  The October School Holiday week gave us a few extra time slots when the upheaval and lack of heating wouldn't affect anyone greatly.  The various sets of workmen have been  able to complete everything before the Weekend which is of course when we ourselves want to use the Church. Thus it's been a week of early starts again for me, except for one where my own bronchial and nasal tube blockage meant that others kindly opened up the Church on my behalf (Thanks again I and H)

 

So we have heating,

we have the Church
and we have the Organ and its Music.


All is now ready for the people.
Location: Glasgow, Glasgow City, UK

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