ICYMI – New ‘When I Grow Up’ recording is raising funds for children’s charities this Christmas!
by Shell 3rd Dec 2015 | 1 comment
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Tim’s song When I Grow Up, written for Matilda The Musical, has been released to raise funds for two wonderful charities: the The Children’s Medical Research Foundation, Crumlin and The Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children.
Available to download worldwide, from iTunes, Amazon, Google Play and all global digital stores, with CDs available from HMV and Xtra-vision, in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Remember, if you’d like to support these charities more than once you can gift the song on iTunes like this.
Produced by Stephen Macken, the single was recorded at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin, by the Association of Irish Musical Societies (AIMS) and features Shane Filan and Grace Lee and a chorus of over two thousand – the largest ensemble choir ever gathered for a charity single in Irish chart history. Grace, from the Isle of Man, has had ten heart procedures for Congenital Heart Disease and suffers from Chronic Lung Disease.
Jack and his mum Stacey
The recording is dedicated to the memory of Jack Lam from Castlebar in Co. Mayo, who sadly passed away just a month after submitting his ‘When I Grow Up’ photo. More about Jack and the recording can be found here.
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patricia walsh on 5th of December 2015
let’s do it. for less than the price of a cup of coffee, buy the song, raise the funds,find the cures, help the children,
Everyone is a winner.