Issue 24 - Sept 2010 - Scots College
Issue 24 - Sept 2010 - Scots College
Issue 24 - Sept 2010 - Scots College
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Shared<br />
Harmonies<br />
‘Shared Harmonies’ created shared memories for more than 200 performers from <strong>Scots</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
and Queen Margaret <strong>College</strong> on August 4 in the Wellington Town Hall. The concert was a joint<br />
venture put on by the schools as a fundraising event in aid of Presbyterian Support Central. Not<br />
only was it to highlight and share the many talents of our musicians and performers but also<br />
acknowledge our shared history and special character.<br />
Everyone descended upon the Town Hall<br />
on a very wet and cold day to rehearse in<br />
the morning, present a Matinee and finally<br />
a ‘gala’ style evening concert.<br />
This was the first time both schools had<br />
combined musical forces at all levels and<br />
each group presented two items of their<br />
own and a joint one with the other school.<br />
The groups from both the Prep School<br />
and Secondary School all performed<br />
admirably and enjoyed joining forces<br />
with QMC. At one stage there were over<br />
100 Year 4 – 8 students singing in a<br />
massed choir item, “Go tell it on the<br />
mountain” and “He’s got the whole world<br />
in his hand.”<br />
The concerts were a huge success and<br />
we raised $5000 to donate to Presbyterian<br />
Support Central, which is a fantastic<br />
contribution. Shared Harmonies was a<br />
wonderful occasion and experience for all,<br />
and it was definitely agreed we should do<br />
this again and look for further opportunities<br />
to join forces with our sister school.<br />
Left to right: Scott Rieper, Candace Cassie, Zoe Webster, Presbyterian Support Central Chair Helen Trim, Katja Heesterman, Emily Costa and Nick Wellwood.<br />
12 THE QUAD | SEPTEMBER <strong>2010</strong> – ISSUE <strong>24</strong>