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Summer Concert 2021

On the 30th June the St Clement Danes Music faculty were delighted to host the Summer Concert, one of our first live music events in well over a year. 

The concert was performed from the steps of the Barbirolli Hall, with the Parents Association on hand to provide refreshments. There were magnificent performances from Junior choir and  2nd orchestra. We also had smaller groups and soloists from all the various year groups showcasing their musical talents. 

Miss Stevens, Director of Music, commented “What a wonderful evening – to hear live music again was such a treat! We have missed the thrill of performing live and celebrating together as a whole community – we’re back!!"


 

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