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On reviewing the In Note 1, I found that it offered good specifications but was a little rough around the edges when it comes to the software. As I move on to the new Micromax In 1b, the more affordable of the two new models launched by the Indian smartphone company, I have a couple of questions in mind. Has Micromax cut corners to achieve the aggressive price of the In 1b? Will it offer better value than its sibling? Will we see the same story repeat itself? Let’s find out, in my review of the Micromax In 1b..
You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeWorldwide tours are usually associated with rockstars rather than choirboys.But for the angel voiced King College choristers, global travel is part of the potentially life changing experience and now the choir is looking for new recruits.So as they search for their next singing sensation we thought we would found out what it like to be part of this prestigious University of Cambridge choir.”It an extraordinary training,” said Daniel Hyde, director of music at King College.Boarding at King College School, an 8,440 per term prep school in Cambridge, is a requirement for choristers in order to be “immersed” in the experience.Successful choristers, typically aged 8 when they join, receive at least two thirds discount on term fees with further financial support available where needed.Read MoreFirst concept picture for new Cambridge children hospital revealedA day in the life King College choirboys must commit to a taxing training regime, with choral practice five times a week on top of their schoolwork.Lunch consists of an hour of practice and time after school is spent in King College chapel singing with adult members of the choir.While the training may be gruelling, the rewards can be extraordinary with worldwide travel part of the package.”In 2019 we were in the US, Australia, Holland and Germany,” said Mr Hyde, who was a chorister at Durham Cathedral as a child.”These are wonderful opportunities for the kids to perform at major venues like Sydney Opera House and explore a country.”As for the iconic Christmas carols, which are televised across the nation, most choristers must wait two years before being invited to take part, though some may join earlier.The chorister training finishes at the end of Year 8, or when his voice changes. This coincides with him leaving King’s College School and moving to secondary school.(Image: Leon Hargreaves)The ideal chorister Mr Hyde said the ideal chorister who must complete an audition to join would have a “slight mischievous streak” and a musical ear.”A common mistake is that parents look at the end product,” he said.”They look at Christmas on TV and think my kid can do that. We looking for potential, not the finished product.”.