END-OF-YEAR CONCERT! 

¡CONCIERTO DE FINAL DE CURSO!

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PROGRAMA, INTÉRPRETES Y SOLISTAS

DANCE THE NIGHT - DUA LIPA

TITANIUM - DAVID GUETTA ft.SIA

O SON DO AR - LUAR NA LUBRE

NOTHING ELSE MATTERS - METALLICA

IN THE MOOD - GLENN MILLER

RAGTIME

                            A Jazzy Tune to Welcome Spring!

                              Title: In The Mood (Glenn Miller)

                          Players: 2nd A & 2nd B - Bilingual 2023/24

                          Soloists: Gonzalo A. and Lucía C. (Saxophones)

                             Music Teacher: Inés M. 

               

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A Musical St Patrick's Day!

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The 2^nd A &  2^nd B Bilingual celebrated St Patrick's Day!

We learned a popular Celtic piece, and even had a special collaboration to mark the occasion:

One of our classmates showed us her talent on the Celtic harp!

Thank you, Irene and Marta, for your invaluable assistance. 

It was a pleasure having you on board!

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Title: O Son do Ar (Luar na Lubre)

Players: 2nd A & 2nd B - Bilingual 2023/24

Music Teacher: Inés M. 

We wish you all the best, Maite!

  Our colleague Maite left us this month (April 2024) to start a new and exciting chapter in her life.

  We would like to thank her for all her hard work and support through the years.

  WE WISH YOU ALL THE BEST FOR THIS NEW CHAPTER IN YOUR LIFE, MAITE! 

                              CLICK HERE TO WATCH "RAGTIME"

                              Players: 2nd A & 2nd B - Bilingual 2023/24

                              Music Teacher: Inés M.

                                                                                            

   

TOMÁS BRETÓN, MUSICIAN, COMPOSER AND CONDUCTOR.

CELEBRATING THE 1ST CENTENARY OF HIS DEATH.

Tomás Bretón was born in Salamanca on 29th December, 1850. He completed his musical studies at the School of Fine Arts in his hometown, where he earned his living playing in small provincial orchestras, theaters and churches. At age 16, he moved to Madrid, where he played in orchestras in zarzuela theaters. He also began his studies at the Royal Conservatory. In 1872, Bretón received the first prize for composition at the Conservatory. In 1882 he received a grant from the Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando which enabled him to study in Rome, Milan, Vienna and Paris between 1881 and 1884. There, he  worked on more ambitious works, such as the oratorio El Apocalipsis and the opera Los amantes de Teruel and La verbena de la paloma. Bretón was also very active as a conductor, first in the Unión Artístico Musical (1878–81), and later in Madrid Concert Society. In 1901, he became director of the Conservatory of Madrid, a position he held until his retirement in 1921, struggling to modernize teaching at the institution and broaden its international orientation. He died in Madrid on 2nd December , 1923.

                                                                                                                           

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