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Nightingale Roll of Honour AL1 2
The Nightingale Roll of Honour
Baytree Community Centre July 27th – 31st 2009 Workshop Leaders – Frances M Lynch, Mark Troop & Grace Cookey-Gam
Music of the Day –an award for excellence in composing, performing or rehearsing music.
Monday: Natalia Forchin 那塔雅, Ellie Brooks 伊莉 Portia Jewunde 波紋雅 Tersoo Agera 特梭
Tuesday: Insirah 伊撒兒& Namina 那米納Taylor Kamara, Kiah Banguwa 凱雅, Tersoo Agera 特梭, Russheena Rowe 瓦斯那, Portia Jewanda 波茄雅
Wednesday: Ellie Brooks伊莉, Chesney Kelliott-Campbell, 雀思妮 Kayla Dumbuya 瑞拉, Kamina Dumbuya 瑞蜜拉 Nya Robinson拿雅 Nenette Mampuli涅涅緹 Chabakala喬巴卡拉
Thursday: Russheena Rowe 瓦斯那 Tersoo Agera 特梭, Aminah阿彌尼切思 Portia Jewenda 波茄雅, Awa阿瓦阿 Insirah Taylor Kamara 伊撒兒
Friday: Jade Awakefe傑德, Kamina Dumbuya 卡蜜拉, Sharzia Pitter- Bangura 薛琦雅, Natalia Forchin那塔利亞
Singer of the Day – an award for vocal excellence, progress, courage and generosity.
Monday: Insirah Taylor Kamara伊撒兒
Tuesday: Ellie Brooks伊莉, Nandipa Mukosi 南帝芭
Wednesday: Nenette Mampuli涅涅緹
Thursday: Tersoo Agera 特梭
Friday: Insirah那米納Taylor Kamara
Nightingale Student of The Week - an award for an outstanding and consistent contribution to the team.
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Nightingale Music of the Week – an award for the most creative and inventive musical work.
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Nightingale Singer of the Week - an award for outstanding vocal excellence.
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Awarded on August 1st 2009 by Pegasus Opera & Big Mouth Piano Tales.
The music and words developed during this week will be used by Big Mouth Piano Tales for their UK touring programme.
The first performance of “The Emperor and the Nightingale” will be at Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill on Nov 21st 2009.
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