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Afterwards, you realise time and time again, both the music and the musician have got under your skin, almost more intimately and intensely than you could have imagined. The event hall (which we decided at the last moment to renovate instead of demolish) with its soft board ceiling with holes in it, has acoustics to equal those of a concert hall. Not to mention a remarkable ‘seventies living room\/Philips canteen’ atmosphere. I recently realised that there is only one word to describe everything we have heard there up till now: MAGICAL. Fortunately, audience numbers are increasing each time. However, there are still places available.<\/p>\n
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