Primary Choir performance at the Queen's Birthday

Primary Choir performance at the Queen's Birthday On Thursday, 9th of May, our Primary Choir performed at the Brazilian British Centre for the Queen's 93rd Birthday Celebration. Queens1177

On Thursday, 9th of May, our Primary Choir performed at the Brazilian British Centre for the Queen's 93rd Birthday Celebration.

Children from Year 3 to Year 6, led by Mrs. Silvia Bechara, have rehearsed for the last two months and worked really hard for the performance.

It was an amazing experience for them! They have sung two songs: "Work of Art", from the singer Haikaa and Somewhere only we know, from the English rock band Keane. For the first song, we had soloists singing in different languages: Melissa and Jacy in Korean, Mathilda, and Fabiana in French, Kenya, and Betina in Japanese. For the second song, we had a chamber orchestra led by Mr. Thiago Araujo, formed by Yuji and Manami on the violins, Joyce on the Flute and Nanako on the piano. As soloists, we had the beautiful voices of Alma and Liliana.

Photos by: Bill Fotos

Please click here for the video of the performance

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