Last Friday, 22nd March, saw the return of the biennial Spring Concert at The Wiltshire Music Centre. The pieces were chosen around the theme of Folklore: Myths, Legends and Stories, drawing on inspiration from the Hungarian musician Zoltan Kodaly.
On Monday, the sun was shining and a hint of spring was in the air as the Major Minors Children's Choir performed their Spring Concert to a 'full house' at the Southwell Hall, St Margaret's Prep.
On Saturday 2nd March, Pangbourne College hosted its annual Piano Festival, sharing its stunning Steinway pianos with competitors from schools across the South of England. Congratulations to pianists Suri, Katelyn, Hannah, Ellie and Allison on their performances, with a special mention to Allison (UV) who won the '18 and under Grades 7-8' Class.
On Tuesday, staff and students came together to enjoy the latest instalment in our 'bite-sized' Lunchtime Concerts in the Chapel coordinated by our wonderful music staff.
This time, we were treated to some stunning performances at our first harp recital under the direction of our new visiting harp teacher, Mr Ian McVoy.
Two girls from LVI (Year 12) - Cheryl and Evie - attended the annual Merton College Choral Scholarship Workshop Day in Oxford. This was a fantastic experience that allowed the girls to have a look around Merton College, meet current Choral Scholars and members of the Merton College Choir, and get to know some of the music staff.
On Sunday 4th February, LIV girls from Junior Choir had the privilege of singing during the school’s visit to St Mary’s Parish Church in Calne.
On Wednesday 24th January, staff and students came together in Chapel to enjoy the latest instalment in the series of Music @ Lunch 'bite-sized' concerts coordinated by our wonderful music staff.
A wonderful group of Year 4, 5 and 6 girls from a range of Prep and Primary schools joined us for our annual Orchestral Day, with this year’s theme being Music of the Stage and Screen.
On Tuesday, ten talented vocalists gathered to participate in the Sir Bryn Terfel and Sir Tim Rice Vocal Prize Night, externally judged by the wonderful Vocal Adjudicator, Sarah Jefferies.