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Sunday: a day of rest ? No way!
The University Orchestra and Chorus are in the final stretch of preparations for next week’s mighty Colyer-Fergusson Cathedral Concert, and this Sunday come together for the first time as they rehearse Mozart’s Requiem. With final rehearsals looming throughout next week … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cathedral, Colyer-Fergusson, Mozart, Stravinsky, Wagner
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Playing Up! Life with the University Orchestra
It’s a busy year for the University Orchestra, as they prepare for the first of their annual concerts in December. With a terrific array of talented student and staff players, this year’s orchestra boasts twenty-two violins and eight cellos amongst … Continue reading →