Loughborough Echo

Night of music raises £400 for charitable trust

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LOUGHBOROU­GH Schools Foundation’s Symphonic Wind Band played host to the esteemed RAF College Band at a special concert.

The event, at Loughborou­gh Grammar School’s Hodson Hall, was free for the public to attend and a collection for The RAF Music Charitable Trust raised more than £400.

Head of wind, brass and percussion at Loughborou­gh Schools Foundation, Aidan Geary, said: “It has long been an ambition of mine to host a concert at LSF with one of the three RAF Bands.

“The opportunit­y for our pupils to work with The Band of the RAF College under Sqn Ldr Murray has been such a wonderful experience for them.

“Coupled with the chance to play some amazing film scores, the whole evening was a delight. We are very grateful to the RAF for fitting this concert into their busy schedule and I am delighted to further cement our relationsh­ip with the RAF Music Service.”

Loughborou­gh Schools Music, which possesses the prestigiou­s All-Steinway School status, is also hosting a series of competitio­ns for aspiring young musicians to demonstrat­e their skills in front of a music specialist and earn the chance to perform at the Foundation’s Al Fresco celebratio­n on July 7.

For more informatio­n about Loughborou­gh Schools Music, visit: www.lsf.org/music

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Loughborou­gh Schools Foundation’s Symphonic Wind Band played host to the esteemed RAF College Band at a special concert. The event, at Loughborou­gh Grammar School’s Hodson Hall, was free for the public to attend and a collection for The RAF Music Charitable Trust raised more than £400.

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