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Episode 11 An Engineer's Daughter

from Women of Science & Music: 30 celebrations · host electric voice theatre

https://www.electricvoicetheatre.co.uk/The 1st of our electric voice theatre "Echoes from Essex" October Podcasts Trained at Cambridge University, Beryl Platt (1923-2015) was a distinguished engineer and campaigner for female education who worked on fighter aircraft during the Second World War. Her daughter, Vicky Platt, gives personal and intriguing insights into her mother's life and her own adventures in mathematics, physics and sailing!Music, sung by electric voice theatre singers includes:Nicola Lefanu - “The Story of I Love You” from “Rory’s Rounds”Eliza Flower (1803 – 1846) “Now pray we for our country”  - for SATB acapella chorusNow pray we for our countrythat England long may bethe holy and the happyand the gloriously free.......The series presenter is Frances M Lynch, Artistic Director of electric voice theatre. Part of electric voice theatre’s Essex 2020 Minerva Scientifica project “Echoes from Essex” in collaboration with Chelmsford Civic Theatre.

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https://www.electricvoicetheatre.co.uk/ The 1st of our electric voice theatre "Echoes from Essex" October Podcasts Trained at Cambridge University, Beryl Platt (1923-2015) was a distinguished engineer and campaigner for female education who worked on fighter aircraft during the Second World War. Her daughter, Vicky Platt, gives personal and intriguing insights into her mother's life and her own adventures in mathematics, physics and sailing! Music, sung by electric voice theatre singers...

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