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Maida Vale Singers Director : Christopher Dee 7b Lanhill Road, Maida Vale, London W9 2BP. Tel:-020-7266-1358 Mobile:-07889-153145 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.maidavalesingers.co.uk VAT No: 86356778 CHRISTOPHER DEE Height 6’0” Eyes Brown Hair Grey Vocal Range Tenor THEATRE Company Paul Maida Vale Singers Hackney Empire Man Of La Mancha Jose Covent Garden Festival Peacock Theatre Music in the Air Ensemble Jamie Hammerstein Barbican One Touch of Venus Stanley Kevin Amos (M.D.) Barbican Trouble in Tahiti Jazz Trio Mark Warman (M.D.) Theatre Museum Fanny Louis/Priest Ian Marshall Fisher Theatre Museum Alice in Wonderland Madhatter/Caterpillar Stephen Metcalf Opera House, York Pirates of Penzance Ensemble E&B Productions London Palladium Bernstein: Mass Celebrant Terry John Bates Connaught, Worthing Candide Archbishop/Swing Jonathan Miller Old Vic Iolanthe / Pirates / Ensemble/Swing New D’Oyly Carte British Tour Yeomen / Mikado Opera Company Anything Goes Male Quartet David Firman (M.D.) Opera House, Manchester HMS Pinafore Chorus Master Sir Charles Mackerras (MD) Royal Albert Hall The Beat Is On Leading Man Cabaret L’Hirondelle Hello Dolly Ensemble Donald Pippin (M.D.) London Palladium Oklahoma! Chorus Master David Charles Abell (MD) Royal Albert Hall H.M.S. Pinafore / Mikado / Ensemble London Savoyards Barbican Pirates / Gondoliers RECORDINGS Cole Porter In Hollywood Maida Vale Singers – John Wilson WARNER CLASSICS Rodgers & Hammerstein At The Movies Maida Vale Singers – John Wilson EMI Clare’s Journey Maida Vale Singers – Christopher Dee Claudio Records Nunc Dimittis Maida Vale Singers – Robin White Claudio Records That’s Entertainment Maida Vale Singers – John Wilson EMI Porgy & Bess Maida Vale Singers – David White Porgy & Bess Ltd. Nicky Spence (Debut Album) Maida Vale Singers – Ian McMillan UNIVERSAL The Kitchen Maida Vale Singers – Christopher Dee First Night Records Napoleon (The Musical) Maida Vale Singers – David Abell ANGEL Man Of La Mancha Maida Vale Singers – David Abell TER Opera Babes (Debut Album) Maida Vale Singers – Christopher Dee SONY UK Christus Apollo London Voices – Robert Craft EMI Canticum Sacrum London Voices – Robert Craft DECCA El Nino London Voices – Kent Nagano BBC The Icebreak London Voices – Tippett VIRGIN Shostakovich 2 & 3 London Voices – Rostropovich TEL DEC Wonderful Town London Voices – Simon Rattle DECCA The Busby Berkley Album London Voices – John McGlinn ANGEL La Boheme London Voices – Antonio Pappano EMI Fidelio (Finale) London Voices – Solti DECCA Kurt Weill On Broadway London Voices – John McGlinn EMI John Socman London Voices – George Lloyd DECCA Pirates Of Penzance D’Oyly Carte Opera – John Pryce Jones TER Mikado D’Oyly Carte Opera – John Pryce Jones TER My Fair Lady Ad Hoc. – John Owen Edwards TER Paint Your Wagon Ad Hoc. – Martin Yates TER Tribute to Cole Porter Ad Hoc. – Donald Pippin First Night Records La Cenerentola Royal Opera House – Carlo Rizzi TEL DEC Il Crocciato in Egypto Geoffrey Mitchell Choir – David Parry OPERA RARA Bianca e Falliero Geoffrey Mitchell Choir – David Parry OPERA RARA Ricciardo E Zoraide Geoffrey Mitchell Choir – David Parry OPERA RARA Don Giovanni Geoffrey Mitchell Choir – David Parry CHANDOS La Boheme Geoffrey Mitchell Choir – David Parry CHANDOS Tosca Geoffrey Mitchell Choir – David Parry CHANDOS Carmen Geoffrey Mitchell Choir – David Parry CHANDOS Aida Geoffrey Mitchell Choir – David Parry CHANDOS Sometimes ‘Erasure’ (Silver Disc) MUTE RADIO Call Me Madam Maida Vale Singers Radio 3 Berio: Laborintus 2 Sinfonietta Voices Radio France RAF Anniversary Concert Stephen Hill Singers Radio 2 Abervan Lives 5 Songs (Sony Award) Swansea Sound Bach Christmas Oratorio Tenor Soloist Swansea Sound Anything Goes Stephen Hill Singers Radio 2 Music In The Air Ian Marshall Fisher Radio 2 Der Kuhhandel Maida Vale Singers Radio 3 Friday Night Is Music Night John McCarthy Singers Radio 2 Sondheim at 75 Maida Vale Singers Radio 3 The Music Machine My Life As A Singer Radio 3 Guys And Dolls Stephen Hill Singers Radio 2 50th Anniversary Concert BBC Concert Orchestra Singers Radio 2 My Fair Lady Costermonger Radio 2 Otello Birmingham Opera Radio 3 A Most Happy Fella Stephen Hill Singers Radio 2 Company Maida Vale Singers Radio 3 A White House Cantata Rhode Island / Ordway / Shekel Brother Radio 3 Mame Stephen Hill Singers Radio 2 Menna Maida Vale Singers Radio 3 Sondheim – Inside Out Maida Vale Singers Radio 3 Candide Charles Edward / Cosmetics Merchant / Radio 3 Grand Inquisitor / Segnor 1 / Judge TELEVISION Never Mind The Buzzcocks Maida Vale Singers Talkbackthames Saturday Night Armistice Featured in Best of Britain Sketch BBC 2 Victoria Wood Christmas Show Maida Vale Singers (5 Northern Comics!) BBC 1 Lesley Garret Show Opera Chorus / Backing BBC 1 O’r Grand Backing Singer Daffodil TV No. 73 Feature as Singing Teacher TVS All The World’s A Stage Medieval Minstral HTV Live Aus Dem Alabama ‘Erasure’ Special German TV Royal Variety Performance Backing Roberto Alagna BBC 1 Oklahoma! Maida Vale Singers BBC 2 HMS Pinafore Maida Vale Singers BBC 1 British Film Music Prom Maida Vale Singers BBC 1 75 years of the MGM Musicals Maida Vale Singers BBC 2 A Celebration of Rodgers & Hammerstein Maida Vale Singers BBC 1 Hooray for Hollywood Maida Vale Singers BBC 1 OPERA AND CONCERTS Danny Elfman’s Music from Tim Burton Films Maida Vale Singers / John Mauceri RAH / UK Tour Sondheim – Inside Out Maida Vale Singers / Keith Lockhart / BBCCO Queen Elizabeth Hall Sweeney Todd Maida Vale Singers / Stephen Barlow Royal Festival Hall Rowland Lee Requiem Maida Vale Singers / Michael Nebe St. Martin in-the-fields Jerome Kern Gal Maida Vale Singers / McGlinn Peacock Theatre Wonderful Town Second Cop. Second Man / London Voices Royal Albert Hall Pal Joey & On Your Toes Maida Vale Singers / Robert Ziegler Brighton Dome Bach Cantatas 38 & 140 Vienna Boys Choir St. Johns Smith Square Cosi Fan Tutte London Voices / Solti European Tour Ligeti Requiem London Voices RFH / Chatalet, Paris Moses & Aaron London Voices / Dohnany Royal Festival Hall Beethoven 9 London Voices / Solti Zurich Janacek Nursery Tunes Sinfonietta Voices / Tilson Thomas / LSO Barbican Mozart C Minor Mass Sinfonietta Voices / Haitink Royal Festival Hall Trilogy of the Last Day Tenor soloist / Knussen QEH / Royal Albert Hall (Prom) Fidelio Prisoner 1 / Bournemouth S.O. Royal Festival Hall Les Noces Sinfonietta Voices / Rattle / LPO Royal Festival Hall The Flying Dutchman Royal Opera Royal Opera House The Square Tenor Soloist Purcell Room The Fairy Queen Pheobus Margam Orangery Bastien et Bastienne Bastien Bute Theatre, Cardiff Meistersingers Royal Opera Royal Opera House El Nino London Voices / John Adams Theatre du Chatelet An Evening With Dave Willetts Stephen Hill Singers / London Pops Symphony Hall Bernard Haitink Farewell Concert Royal Opera / Haitink Royal Opera House 50th Anniversary Concert Maida Vale Singers Queens Theatre, Hornchurch Strictly Gershwin Maida Vale Singers / Gareth Valentine / ENB Royal Albert Hall FILM SCORES AND ADVERTS ‘Vittoria’ (Travelex Sponsorship) Maida Vale Singers SONY UK Judge Dredd London Voices Polygram Crimson Tide Tonia Davall Hollywood City Of Joy Stephen Hill Singers Capitol EA Games Christmas Viral Maida Vale Singers Dare The Hunchback of Notre Dame Tonia Davall Buenavista Evita Bookers Warner Prince Of Egypt Tonia Davall Hollywood Star Wars (Episode I) London Voices Silver Screen Peacemaker Tonia Davall M.C.A Muppet Treasure Island Tonia Davall Henson Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone London Voices Warner Brothers Lord Of The Rings London Voices 3 Foot 6 Co. Lord Of The Rings (The 2 Towers) London Voices 3 Foot 6 Co. Tomb Raider II Sinfonia of London Paramount Phantom of The Opera Capital Voices Ghost Productions Jumbones (Jingle) Maida Vale Singers Joe & Co. CHARITY AND CORPORATE A Tribute to Dame Vera Lynn Maida Vale Singers London Palladium The London Concert For Peace Maida Vale Singers Theatre Royal, Drury Lane Spirit Of Fire Maida Vale Singers Royal Albert Hall CRUSAID Requiem Maida Vale Singers St Martin-in-the-fields American Honda Maida Vale Singers Banqueting House 6 Nations Championship (O2 Sponsors) Maida Vale Singers Twickenham Stadium Victorian Carol Singers Maida Vale Singers Kempinski Hotel, Dubai Motor Transport Awards Maida Vale Singers Grosvenor House Hotel Reuters Awards (Barbershop Quartet) Maida Vale Singers Table Hotel, Cape Town Stolichnaya Vodka (International re-launch) Maida Vale Singers Pavilion Theatre, London Last Night Of The Proms Maida Vale Singers Grosvenor House Hotel Strictly Gershwin (American Ambassador’s Dinner) Maida Vale Singers Winfield House 70th Anniversary of The Battle of Britain Maida Vale Singers Guildhall, London Steal The Sun (Afghan Heroes Charity Song) Various / Tony Christie Air Lyndhurst Studios Battle of Britain Anniversary Concert RAF Band Folkestone Air Show Godspell Maida Vale Singers Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue .
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    Baby Lifeline, The Granary, Fernhill Court, Balsall Street East, Balsall Common, CV7 7FR Tel: 01676 534671 Fax: 01676 535645 Email: [email protected] www.babylifeline.org.uk Company Registered No. 2661760. Registered Charity No. 1006457. Limited by Guarantee. The Rt Honourable Boris Johnson, Prime Minister, 10 Downing Street, London, SW1A 2AA. Dear Prime Minister, SAVE LIVES - AND THE NHS MONEY: REINSTATE THE MATERNITY SAFETY TRAINING FUND On behalf of Baby Lifeline – a charity which has been established for 39 years and is committed to supporting the safe care of pregnant women and newborn babies across the UK – we write to ask the Government to reinstate the Maternity Safety Training Fund as a matter of urgency. When the £8.1m Maternity Safety Training Fund was released in 2016 it gave over 30,000 maternity healthcare professionals access to training that they would not otherwise have had. Independent evaluation showed that the fund had an overwhelmingly positive impact, though it was not continued beyond its first year. The UK is a safe place for women to give birth, but improvements need to be made to ensure every maternity experience is as safe as possible. Poor maternity care can result in avoidable deaths and injuries to mothers and babies across the UK, costing billions of pounds to the National Health Service in resultant litigation costs. Baby deaths and injuries investigated by national bodies are reported to have been avoidable with different care in many cases. The cost of these tragedies to the wider NHS is high -