SUMMER HOROSCOPES

BY LOCAL ASTROLOGER LETICIA PARMER

This July and August should be easier than recent months as Pluto and Saturn are less influential. Neptune, planet of dreams and illusions, is also retrograde, encouraging us to take better care of our inner world with quiet downtime, gentle music and meditation.

Aries

Though you usually prefer action to daydreaming, this month you benefit most by spending more time working on sports psychology and the inner game rather than the action.

Taurus

Not for you the passive summer holiday of simply lying on the beach. You can relax better through joining a group of likeminded others on a painting, walking or yoga holiday.

Gemini

Though you can probably sell ice to the eskimos, the July planets are urging you to take some time away from the drive to close the deal. Instead, dig into the family tree.

Cancer

This July you would thoroughly enjoy a holiday where you can learn more about other cultures, their philosophies and traditions, visiting ancient ruins and museums.

LEO

A wonderful month to dig out and unearth all that has been hidden, from you by others but also from you by yourself. So go deep, meditate and discuss the more profound.

Virgo

The veil of illusion you held about a partnership, whether business or romantic, will be removed. Time to enjoy what is real in your duo rather than what you imagined.

Libra

Remember, each of us has chosen our particular challenges in order to grow wiser and stronger. So resist rescuing others, as this does them a disservice in the long run.

Scorpio

You are a fantastic parent or grandparent as you can see the hidden gifts in youngsters, but this July, through them you see your own creative, precious gifts unmasked.

Sagittarius

Though you are the natural traveller of the zodiac, you gain more now from time spent in quiet contemplation in your abode. Sports psychology fascinates you now also.

Capricorn

What is said and what is meant can be two different things. Be sure to check your words and travel documents for hidden clauses and meanings, especially with a hire car.

Aquarius

No illusions about money for you this July. It is time for a reality check and take extra care not to be roped into the web of someone else’s financial scam or a risky gamble.

Pisces

Though you are the natural dreamer of the zodiac, Neptune is now retrograde in your own sign, so clear away the mist and fog to decipher what is idealism and what is real.

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CALLING ALL TENORS AND BASSES!

In most community choirs there are more sopranos and altos than tenors and basses. In our choirs, some of the tenors and basses have joined at the same time as their partners, while some have joined independently, or come along with a friend. Some may have needed some encouragement, but they have all found a friendly welcome and they have all gained confidence in their singing. Many of our songs have been written or sung by male singers, and they are all the kind of tunes we like to sing along to at home.

At the recent Coronation we heard wonderful music and were treated to the fabulous performances by Roderick Williams and Bryn Terfel. Could this inspire more tenors and basses to join our local choirs where the focus is on enjoying a tune and having fun, rather than having a gorgeous voice?

In school choirs, there can be a similar problem, and tenors and basses are often in short supply. Wouldn’t it be great if our adult community choirs could set a brilliant example, and celebrate the whole rich variety of the human voice? When many of our singers join they are not sure whether their voices are high or low, or even if they have a voice, and that’s okay. So, if you would like to try one of our choirs, please get in touch, have a chat and get started!

Hilary and Paula info@musicsmart.org.uk www.musicsmart.org.uk 01243 842150 07501923735