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1370 days ago

Free concert

Rocky from Pyes Pa

🎶 FREE CONCERT 🎶
When: 4pm, Saturday 18th June
Where: Graham Young Youth Theatre, Tauranga Boys College

YPT is very excited to be presenting our first concert in 2022, having last performed nearly a year ago due to Covid restrictions.

Please come along with your friends and family to support our local young musicians. You will be entertained with some of the greatest works by the most iconic composers.

Some highlights of the programme are Mozart's Overture Don Giovanni, Dvorak's New World Symphony (4th Movement), Bizet's 5 Movements from Carmen, Beethoven's Symphony 7-II, and Sibelius' Finlandia.

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