Christmas Concerts

The end of the Autumn term has been a busy one for the Music Department, with no sign of things slowing down just yet! A whole term's work for all of our ensembles culminated in our three Christmas Concerts on Sunday 8th and Monday 9th December. Our festive music extravaganza saw sold out audiences in the...

The end of the Autumn term has been a busy one for the Music Department, with no sign of things slowing down just yet! A whole term’s work for all of our ensembles culminated in our three Christmas Concerts on Sunday 8th and Monday 9th December. Our festive music extravaganza saw sold out audiences in the Ruddock Hall where parents, staff and friends were treated to performances by Training String Orchestra, Concert Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra, Wind Band, Concert Band, Junior Swing Band, Senior Swing Band, KEHS Lower School Choir, KES Choir, Choral Society and KEHS Chamber Choir.

Thank you to all the Music Department staff in both schools, the Ruddock Performing Arts Centre staff and all the extra players and instrumental teachers for all their support and dedication, which contributed to making the Christmas concerts such a great success. Click on our Flickr gallery to view images from the concerts.

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