Music Trip
Last night we were fortunate enough to be able to take some of our A level music students to see the London Philharmonic Orchestra performing at the Royal Festival Hall on...
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Last night we were fortunate enough to be able to take some of our A level music students to see the London Philharmonic Orchestra performing at the Royal Festival Hall on...
Posted by Nicholas Gray
It was a wonderful experience to play jazz for KS2 of Little Reddings Primary School since educating young people about jazz culture is extremely important and still has many...
Posted by Greg Knowles
On Tuesday two of our Year 11 musicians, Rebecca Palmer and Anton Brown, went to Little Reddings School to help Mrs Dewhurst, one of our Year 6 teachers, deliver an assembly about...
Posted by Maria Fort
We were delighted as a school to receive recent national recognition for our outstanding music provision. Our Head of Music and Advanced Lead Teacher Mr Gray, ensures that...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Our Year 7 musicians have made an excellent start to the school year and have been working particularly hard at their singing. We have been focussing on warming up the voice, good...
Posted by Maria Fort
Musical performance has been a challenge over the past academic year but the music department is delighted to release our summer CD in lieu of a concert. Hopefully in the new year...
Posted by Nicholas Gray
It has been wonderful to be able to do more group work this term in music. Key Stage 3 have been forming bands and performing I Need a Dollar by Aloe Blacc. They have worked hard...
Posted by Maria Fort
The music department would like to take the opportunity to say a massive well done to all the students this term. There has been a lot of disruption, but they have all coped so...
Posted by Nicholas Gray
It was superb to join Ms Fort’s talented Year 7 music class last Friday morning to see them learning all about the complexities of musical rhythmic notation and also be able to...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
We are delighted that so many students have been coming to the music block to create together over the past few weeks. Five days a week we have had every room in use each...
Posted by Nicholas Gray
Last night we were fortunate enough to be able to take some of our A level music students to see the London Philharmonic Orchestra performing at the Royal Festival Hall on London’s Embankment. The evening consisted of four pieces of French Impressionism conducted by Klaus Makela and featuring an amazing cello solo by Truls Mork. It was so inspiring to see so many great musicians playing at the top of their game, and for the students to see a really outstanding performance by some of the best musicians in the country.
It was also brilliant to be able to see live music and give our A level students the opportunity to see where their endeavours could take them.
Thanks
On Sunday evening the Main Hall at Bushey Meads School was packed with adoring George Michael fans, as well as many students, parents, teachers, Governors and Trustees all there...
It has been great to see the arts in the news for positive reasons this week. As Covid-19 caused the closure of so many live music venues and theatres, the government...