Christmas Concert 2019
Mulled wine, mince pies, festive headgear, ambient lighting and musical multiplicity provided the perfect mix for the senses on Tuesday evening, as the College opened its doors for a cheerful Christmas Concert.
The Birley Centre welcomed members of the College community and the public to enjoy some festive favourites performed by some of our most talented musicians.
The College Symphony Orchestra, String Orchestra, Flute Group, Chamber Choir and Jazz Band combined to roast some chestnuts on an open fire, pay homage to a certain chilly Disney classic, and even Rudolph and Frosty dropped in!
Huge thanks to Director of Music Dan Jordan, his team, and the pupils, for getting us truly in the mood for Christmas.
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- A conductor leads an orchestra of musicians playing string instruments on stage, performing Christmas melodies as the audience sits in the dimly lit background. The scene is beautifully illuminated by stage lights.
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- Oliver Shouksmith playing Christmas Concert
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- Two men in suits stand together at a Christmas event; one sports a tall green and red elf hat, while the other wears brown antlers. Both look festive, with one man smiling and holding a small object.
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- A young musician wearing a Father Christmas hat plays the flute during a Christmas performance, with sheet music in front of her and other musicians nearby, all under blue stage lighting.
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- Cody Chan playing Christmas Concert
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- A young woman wearing a Santa hat plays the violin in an orchestra, capturing the Christmas spirit. Other musicians, some blurred, are also visible, creating a festive atmosphere with purple stage lighting.
