@PhilGault

Welsh / Irish Baritone. IronMan Wales and SnowMan finisher.

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Joined February 2009
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Advert: Online singing tuition available: 1. Lessons via Zoom - has good audio, is recordable (good for safeguarding & reference) & is free. 2. Introductory discount until end/March 3. Accompaniment files from my in-house pianist @sereneclaire provided for your songs included. – at Milngavie, Scotland
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Having devoted the last 3 months of my life to fighting to #SaveWNO - blackmailed &threatened into silence by this very organisation - I have no words for this insincere & deeply hypocritical outpouring. 🤬 @lisanandy cannot resume the inquiry into @ace_national fast enough.
Arts Council England@ace_national14 Jul 2024
NEW: Our Chair Sir Nick Serota writes in today’s Observer - “I want to propose a set of missions for the future of the arts: five areas in which I believe the cultural sector could collaborate with government to achieve genuine renewal” #LetsCreate theguardian.com/culture/arti…

Britain needs a cultural reboot. Here’s how to do it | Nicholas Serota

In an appeal to the new government, the Arts Council England chair proposes the missions needed to achieve renewal

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Nick Carthew@nickcarthew6 Jul 2024
I have no doubt @LibDemPress are already on it, but a reminder to all the broadcasters and media that the @LibDems are now clearly the 3rd Party so let’s see and hear less of Parties with only 5 MPs, and much more of a Party with 72 MPs.
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Jonathan Pie
@JonathanPieNews19 Apr 2024
“People are not 3 times sicker than they were a decade ago” says the man whose party has systematically destroyed the NHS over the past decade or so.
Sky News
@SkyNews19 Apr 2024
'If you're feeling depressed...It doesn't mean that we should assume you can't work.' PM Rishi Sunak outlines his five key welfare reforms. 'The first is that we should be more ambitious in assessing people's potential for work' trib.al/h9GAtkH 📺 Sky 501 and YouTube
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Please sign this petition demanding that @EDCouncil properly tackles road safety before we have any more death on our roads. Many incidents on our roads would be avoidable with proper infrastructure for walking and cycling, and traffic calming. change.org/p/immediate-actio…

Sign the Petition

Immediate action to improve traffic safety in Bearsden

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TF1Info
@TF1Info19 Feb 2024
🎻 Renaud Capuçon nous parle de son Guarnerius del Gesù, violon fabriqué en 1737 par le luthier italien Giuseppe Antonio Guarneri dit del Gesù #BonjourLaMatinaleTF1
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Lovely to finally meet @lucyschaufer in person today!
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Scirex@scirex9 Nov 2023
Replying to @fasc1nate
In 1995, U.S. and Canadian wildlife officials released 14 wolves in Yellowstone National Park. No one expected the miracle that the wolves would bring.
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Scottish Opera@ScottishOpera1 Nov 2023
Juggling, "playing" the double bass, while singing, on stilts, on stage! All in a day's work for #SOBarber Chorus Member @PhilGault. Go BTS with Stilt Consultant Mike Rowan & Phil as they show what it takes 🤡✂🧐 See the action yourself in our joyous ★★★★★ production 🎟👇

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Susan Young@youngsuzie27 Oct 2023
As much as we might find this ironic, let’s give them tons of data!
Arts Council England@ace_national25 Oct 2023
Freelancers📣 We've launched a survey to help us understand the working conditions and experiences of freelancers in the creative & cultural sector It’s vital we hear from as many people as possible, so please share this survey with your networks too! buff.ly/3tk5TPV
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rowenamezzo@rowenamezzo9 Oct 2023
One of the very few Grade I listed bike sheds in the uk: @St_Catz. Built by Arne Jacobsen in the 1960s. Fond memories of using it for my little Raleigh Hercules bike!
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Statement from the Chair of the Board at Mid Wales Opera (27.09.23) All media enquiries should be directed to [email protected]
'We are deeply disappointed and indeed shocked at the news that - after 35 years of staging remarkable opera across the length and breadth of Wales - the Arts Council has decided not to offer us multi-annual funding. Obviously, we will be considering our next steps over the coming weeks. This will, however, be a hammer blow for the young artists who gain invaluable career development opportunities from working with us, as well as to audiences in towns and rural communities who have few, if any opportunities to experience live opera. However, this decision has no direct impact on our exciting plans for the next few months which are fully funded. We look forward to welcoming audiences from Barmouth to Abergavenny and from Milford Haven to Bangor to our performances of Berlioz's 'Beatrice and Benedict' (from 13 October to 10 November) and of Macbeth in February and March 2024'. Gareth Williams Chair, Mid Wales Opera

ALT 'We are deeply disappointed and indeed shocked at the news that - after 35 years of staging remarkable opera across the length and breadth of Wales - the Arts Council has decided not to offer us multi-annual funding. Obviously, we will be considering our next steps over the coming weeks. This will, however, be a hammer blow for the young artists who gain invaluable career development opportunities from working with us, as well as to audiences in towns and rural communities who have few, if any opportunities to experience live opera. However, this decision has no direct impact on our exciting plans for the next few months which are fully funded. We look forward to welcoming audiences from Barmouth to Abergavenny and from Milford Haven to Bangor to our performances of Berlioz's 'Beatrice and Benedict' (from 13 October to 10 November) and of Macbeth in February and March 2024'. Gareth Williams Chair, Mid Wales Opera

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We don’t want to fund ENO, because they’re too London. We’d rather fund the regions. No, silly! Not THAT region…
Mid Wales Opera / Opera Canolbarth Cymru@Midwalesopera27 Sep 2023
Statement from the Chair of the Board at Mid Wales Opera (27.09.23) All media enquiries should be directed to [email protected]
'We are deeply disappointed and indeed shocked at the news that - after 35 years of staging remarkable opera across the length and breadth of Wales - the Arts Council has decided not to offer us multi-annual funding. Obviously, we will be considering our next steps over the coming weeks. This will, however, be a hammer blow for the young artists who gain invaluable career development opportunities from working with us, as well as to audiences in towns and rural communities who have few, if any opportunities to experience live opera. However, this decision has no direct impact on our exciting plans for the next few months which are fully funded. We look forward to welcoming audiences from Barmouth to Abergavenny and from Milford Haven to Bangor to our performances of Berlioz's 'Beatrice and Benedict' (from 13 October to 10 November) and of Macbeth in February and March 2024'. Gareth Williams Chair, Mid Wales Opera

ALT 'We are deeply disappointed and indeed shocked at the news that - after 35 years of staging remarkable opera across the length and breadth of Wales - the Arts Council has decided not to offer us multi-annual funding. Obviously, we will be considering our next steps over the coming weeks. This will, however, be a hammer blow for the young artists who gain invaluable career development opportunities from working with us, as well as to audiences in towns and rural communities who have few, if any opportunities to experience live opera. However, this decision has no direct impact on our exciting plans for the next few months which are fully funded. We look forward to welcoming audiences from Barmouth to Abergavenny and from Milford Haven to Bangor to our performances of Berlioz's 'Beatrice and Benedict' (from 13 October to 10 November) and of Macbeth in February and March 2024'. Gareth Williams Chair, Mid Wales Opera

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Not often you get to meet one of your heroes… but here is @AliBrownleetri just after winning the UCI gravel bike race yesterday!
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So it is now X-Twitter?
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Andrew Griffiths@colla_voce11 May 2023
How dare you tweet this, given the state of arts funding in this country?! My profession is on its knees as a *direct result* of iconoclastic funding decisions taken by ACE, in hock to a philistine govt. A few years ago you were telling me to retrain in cyber. Gobsmacking.
HM Treasury
@hmtreasury11 May 2023
The UK has a world leading creative sector with our musicians, artists, fashion labels and publishers known across the world. In the last decade this sector has grown over 1.5x faster than the UK economy – boosting jobs, opportunities and growth for people across the country.
Text: UK home to world leading creative sector Imagery: A cream background with a sketch of a games controller. HM Treasury logo and Grow The Economy branding is included.

ALT Text: UK home to world leading creative sector Imagery: A cream background with a sketch of a games controller. HM Treasury logo and Grow The Economy branding is included.

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Thoroughly enjoying the @NYCOScotland #NationalGirlsChoir concert at Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh this afternoon. Some beautiful singing (and playing!) A lovey way to spend the afternoon.
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Jenni Russell
@jennirsl10 Jan 2023
Please read; the most important piece I've written. Mass poisoning has suddenly killed off most sea life for 30 miles by the Tees. The govt claims it's natural; ind scientists warn it's manmade. The govt is desperate not to inquire too deeply as its freeport policy is at stake.
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Chris Brookmyre@cbrookmyre4 Jan 2023
I'm getting a strong "cones hotline" vibe off of Sunak's compulsory maths nonsense. A PM pitching for popularity but inadvertently betraying a cringe-inducing lack of vision.
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