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| 4 Nov 2021 | |
| Written by Hannah Peacock | |
| Worksop at 125 |
Attracting artists from across the UK and beyond, this series also features home-grown talent from across the school’s pupils and staff. This year’s programme continues the strong spirit of education imbued with quality and diversity. There will be much to marvel at, from the infectious energy of Baroque super-group Red Priest, the spontaneity of pianist John Lenehan as he improvises a soundtrack to Laurel and Hardy, to the reimagining of well-known works by Jazz Trio, Acoustic Triangle.
To view the fill programme click on the link below:
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