Friends of the YCC invited us to play at Wellington Place in Leeds on December 20th as part of their Christmas festivities.
We gathered in a beautifully decorated atrium around an enormous Christmas tree and played carols and Christmas songs for the office workers who were based in the building.
The acoustics were amazing, and for anyone on Facebook, the link takes you to a recording of our performance captured by our friends at Wellington Place.
Many thanks to Paula and her team at WP for inviting us along, it was a lovely way to go into the Christmas holiday season.

Concertina tutor and historian Dave Ball, pictured, was our guest at the October YCC meeting where he talked about music from historic entertainments which had become part of the British folk tune scene. 
This was a fascinating dig into folk music history, accompanied by tunes which the club had a go at.
Tunes included a March from Rinaldo, by Handel, which was first performed in 1711 at the Queen's Theatre in London's Haymarket, and later found its way into the Compleat Dancing Master tune book, which is still used today as a source of dance tunes played in folk sessions.
Other works included:
Three and a Duce, by Steven Storace (libretto by Prince Hoare) from 1794
Orpheus and Eurydice by Theobald, an opera pantomime perfomred in 1740
Poor Soldier by William Shield from a comic opera by O'Keeffe, first performed in 1783.
For those interested in folk music, the tunes will feel very familiar.
Our thanks to Dave for a great meeting, and fascinating discussion about how music follows us through the centuries.