Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Entertaining the Prescott Club

On the last Wednesday of each month, members of The North Shore Organ and Keyboard Club give a pre-luncheon Concert for the Prescott Club (part of Age Concern North Shore) at St Joseph's Church Hall in Takapuna. This month Diane Lyons (vocals and keyboard) and Gordon Sutherland (keyboard) had the pleasure of entertaining the members.

The audience certainly enjoyed the sing-alongs that Diane played and aided by her 'Roadie', Dennis Lyons. To provide variety, Gordon Sutherland played orchestral ballads. Lunch looked very tempting too thanks to the volunteer kitchen staff for Age Concern. As always it was a sheer delight to play to such lovely people.

The North Shore Organ and Keyb0oard Club Events Manager, Peter Brophy, organizes the Community Programme for the Club and the Age Concern’s Prescott Club is part of the schedule.

Diane Lyons singing and playing to the Age Concern, Prescott Club members. Diane played some good old sing-along numbers that the members enjoyed participatiing with.         Diane Lyons singing and playing to the Age Concern, Prescott Club members. Diane played some good old sing-along numbers that the members enjoyed participatiing with.

Members of the Prescott Club enjoying the music and the convivial company.

Members of the Prescott Club enjoying the music and the convivial company.

Diane Lyons wowing the Prescott Club members with her sing-along music. Photo courtesy of Dennis Lyons.

Prescott Club members enjoying the music and getting ready for a nice cooked lunch. Photo courtesy of Dennis Lyons.

These Prescott Club members were really getting into the groove of the music. Photo courtesy of Dennis Lyons.

Diane Lyons in full flight singing and playing to the receptive audience. Photo courtesy of Dennis Lyons.   Gordon Sutherland deep in thought whilst Diane Lyons bowls the audience over with her musical hall sing-along numbers. Photo courtesy of Dennis Lyons.

Gordon Sutherland playing whilst Diane Lyons gathers her thoughts for the next session. Photo courtesy of Dennis Lyons.

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