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FROM choirs to brass bands, string orchestras to African drums, Omagh Academy’s annual concert truly put a musical ‘spring’ in everyone’s step – and what a serenade to the new season it was!
Titled ‘Serenade for Spring’, the uplifting, and much-anticipated concert, which took place on Thursday at the Strule Arts Centre, Omagh, featured a delightful assortment of performances by students from years 8-to-14.
Organised by the school’s head of music, Rachel Bingham, the concert had something to suit all tastes, including performances from the junior and senior choirs; brass band; string orchestra; woodwind ensemble; guitar group; and more, and the entertainment extravaganza concluded with a powerful and emotional performance of ‘Come From Away’ – a musical which chronicles the real-life experiences of the people of Gander, Newfoundland, and the almost 7000 airline passengers who were forced to land there when US air space was closed on September 11, 2001.
A delighted Mrs Bingham described the concert as ‘superb’. “Our concerts are over, and what amazing performances from our pupils and staff,” she said. “It has taken us a few days to process it all!
“A big well done to team music.”
Keep an eye out on the ‘Omagh Academy Music Department’ Facebook page for even more photos.
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