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'Suddenly, I was tone deaf, I couldn't process the words in time with the music and I couldn't sing.'

He said: "I have not been for a long time, because I think a few of the people did not take kindly last time I started singing The Anthem Of The Longwood Sing.

"Males sing. Other males hate them for it and try to sing louder, better, longer to impress the other sex.

We can give in to the fear of transition and convince ourselves that we cannot sing. This is the message that we teach to each other.

Preparations for this have been going on for years, in the form of signals to the congregation that all carry the same unmistakable message: "Do not sing." In case you have been missing these signals, here are the three main ones.

Go to church, mosque and synagogue and sing. Sing grace-fully.

She said: "I cannot remember a time when I didn't sing. My first memory is when I was about three years old, singing and dancing in the street for some workmen who were working on the road outside our house.

The children have also learned sign language and can sign in Makaton while they sing.

The Herald Angels Sing." This new song is not the safe recitation of Matthew's birth narrative that we can retell from memory.

Now, scientists say that they've found the explanation: The larger a bird's eyes, the earlier it starts to sing.

"We have people who travel from Newport just to hear him sing. When I interviewed him for the job, I had no idea about his singing talents.

There is no need to be able to sight-read music, to have a good voice and there is no audition - just turn up and sing.

Have an eye to God in every word you sing. Aim at pleasing Him more than yourself, or any other creature.

It's nice to come here and have a coffee, a laugh, and sing."