The In Harmony - Sistema England newsletter popped into my inbox the other day. In addition to reporting on the welcome news about the expansion of the project into Leeds, Newcastle and Gateshead, Nottingham and Telford & Wrekin, there is a report on Julian Lloyd Webber performing with the National Youth Orchestra of Iraq, an inspiring interview with a young player from In Harmony Lambeth and a report on how the children of In Harmony Lambeth played with the Beijing Symphony Orchestra, under Tan Lihua, whilst the orchestra was in London.
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Thursday, 23 August 2012
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