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| 16 Apr 2016 | |
| College |
On the evening of Saturday 16th April, Central Hall at Campbell College will be filled with the sounds of Mozart, Grieg and Tchaikovsky as the Belfast Concert Orchestra take to the stage alongside our Campbell College Soloists and Junior School Choir.
World-class performances in a world-class setting, hosted by Old Campbellian and BBC 'Proms in the Park' presenter Noel Thompson.
The prestigious Belfast Concert Orchestra will be joined by three Campbell College students - Mohammad Rashid (Clarinet), Gary Hunt (Cello) and Oliver Milligan (Trombone) playing as soloists. The evening will also feature contributions from Campbell College Junior School Choir, Stranmillis Primary School Choir and the Gryphon Consort.
Not to be missed! Please come along and support our pupils as they showcase their talent alongside professional musicians. Please contact 02890 763076 for tickets.
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