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Pocket Concert

  • Date22 Nov 2024
  • Time 1.10-1.50pm
  • Category Music and performance

Pocket Concert

Join us for our weekly Friday Pocket Concert as we showcase the very best of our second and third-year special study music students and ensembles at the Department of Music.

This concert will be accompanied by our Graduate Fellow in Collaborative Piano, Thomas Jesty.

The following students will be performing in this event: Lingling Bao Smith, Esme-Rose Ellis, and Dominic Kwan.

Admission free, no booking necessary.

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