The Northland Age

Music plays in Te Ahu atrium

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A small but very enthusiast­ic audience enjoyed a wide range of offerings at last week’s Music in the Atrium at Te Ahu in Kaitaia.

The annual event is designed to give upand-coming performers to find an audience, and for music appreciato­rs to hear some of the musical talent to be found in the Far North.

The programme comprised nine acts, and the highlights included singer/pianist Willa McCartney’s version of Hallelujah, and an up-beat Argentinia­n song by the Honeymoon Valley Singers.

 ?? PICTURE / DENISE PIPER ?? The Honeymoon Valley Singers took their audience around the world with songs in a variety of various languages.
PICTURE / DENISE PIPER The Honeymoon Valley Singers took their audience around the world with songs in a variety of various languages.
 ?? PICTURE / SUPPLIED ?? The atrium at Te Ahu provided a perfecting performanc­e venue for the Tapestries Recorder Ensemble.
PICTURE / SUPPLIED The atrium at Te Ahu provided a perfecting performanc­e venue for the Tapestries Recorder Ensemble.

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