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Musicians are facing a postcode lottery of noise complaints, industry leaders have warned, after a member of the classical chart-topping choir Mediaeval Baebes was handed a noise abatement notice for playing music stanley shop in her flat.Fiona Fey was told she had created excessive noise from the playing of musical instruments that is audible and detectable from your property and that she must cease making any more noise from the property in the form of playing loud music .The 35-year-old is a singer and plays the guitar, piano and a low whistle ?a flute-like, lower-pitched version of a pennywhistle.She is due to start learning new parts for gigs with Mediaeval Baebes next month, something she said would be impossible under the notice, which warned she could be fined up to 5,000 for breaching it. They could force entry to stanley quencher my house and confiscate all of my instruments, which are my livelihood, she said. It was really upsetting. I felt so betrayed and so attacked, because I really had done everything I could. I didnt know what they expected me to do. Its my job. Ive got things to learn, things to practise. Fey said she did not have the money to spend on an expensive court case to fight the notice so moved out of the flat in south-east London and is sofa-surfing.She has started a petition calling for protection for the right to play musical instruments, signed so far by 23,000 people, and says the rules vaso stanley on noise are too unclear and leave too much to the discretion and judgment of env Tppm Reaching for military metaphors won t help Britain learn to live with Covid
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