Parents dub Vale strings concert as 'one of the best'
The strings production was organised by Harby-based music teacher Zosia Cocker and involved about 60 children aged (7-18) from schools across the Melton borough and beyond.
An afternoon of music rehearsals and workshops finished with a massed performance for parents and friends. Young violinists, viola players and cellists played alongside pupils from other local schools.
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Hide AdMrs Cocker said: “This year was a huge success and one of the best ever according to parents.
“All the musicians put on a magnificent concert with pieces ranging from folk songs, to the Queen of Sheba and a Locomotion finale.
“The children played their hearts out and all of them left with a smile on their faces.
“The production is about giving the children the chance to perform in front of a large audience and letting them have fun making music.
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Hide Ad“Thanks to the parents and volunteers who helped make this year possible. I’m already looking forward to doing it all over again next year.”
A collection raised £106.20 for Dove Cottage Day Hospice in Stathern.