Wednesday, 24 September 2014

Music in bloom

A 900-YEAR-OLD English cathedral with the longest nave in Britain is to host a flower festival. 

The 11th-century St Albans Cathedral in Hertfordshire is the venue for the Music in Bloom Festival (September 25-28).

More than 400 flower arrangers will be working on the displays in the run-up to the festival, which will see 10,000 blooms in total being used in the cathedral's 278ft-long nave.

The arrangements will be themed on musical genres from chamber to rock. 

Some 132 well-known pieces of music and songs will feature in the displays.

www.stalbanscathedral.org





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Picture Credit: Frm Top - "The nave of St Albans Cathedral in Hertfordshire, England" by Diliff  via Wikimedia Commons; "Biedermeierstrauß aus Seidenblumen und präparierten Rosen" by Flor4U|Wolfgang Roth|Blumenwerkstatt Roth  via Wikimedia Commons

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