title	The GSB at Dickleburgh, and Samia Malik at the Bank, Eye, Suffolk - 11th November 2019
intro	It's a musical weekend as firstly we're off to The Bank in Eye to see acclaimed British-Pakistani musician Samia Malik - who had recently made an appearance at the boys' school - host a workshop involving some of the instruments from her music, as well as some singing practice and musical structures to look out for in Ghazal songs. Then, it's Remembrance Sunday and so the Gislingham Silver Band is out in Dickleburgh to do its parade.
imgp7590	Fred counts some loose change
imgp7591	Fred looks up
imgp7594	Samia Malik begins her workshop
imgp7595	A drum - possibly a Dholak - is demonstrated
imgp7597	Samia demonstrates a droning Tanpura
imgp7598	There's an introduction to the Ghazal scale
imgp7603	Fred's got a bit hairy
imgp7607	More vocal exercises
imgp7612	We're taught one of Samia's songs
imgp7614	The audience gets in to it
imgp7616	An introduction to some rhythms
imgp7617	Harry looks a bit overwhelmed
imgp7618	Fred has a go on a harmonium
imgp7620	The Bank empties out
imgp7621	Harry tries the harmonium as Isobel chats to Samia
imgc5342	The Oaksmere's drive is all autumnal
imgc5343	Peter's on bass-drum duty
imgc5344	Army cadets hang around outside the village hall
imgc5346	More of the band assemble
imgc5347	Fred hangs around
imgc5348	Various forms of Scout assemble outside the hall
imgc5349	Fred warms up
imgc5353	Terry the drum major, and Elizabeth
imgc5354	The band hangs around
imgc5355	Behind us, the rest of the parade forms up
imgc5356	Fred legs it out of the church after the service
imgc5357	The band re-assembles in the graveyard
imgc5359	USAF aircrew form Mildenhall, including babies
imgc5360	Mingling around after the parade returns
imgc5364	There's a good turnout of USAF aircrew