St Cecilia’s Concert 2021
Kilgraston’s St Cecilia’s Concert 2021 took place this week with musicians from a variety of different year groups taking part.
This event is a Kilgraston tradition, as we celebrate St. Cecilia, the patron of music and musicians. It takes place on November 22, and this year, as with the concert in 2021, we recorded the concert so that we can all still enjoying the outstanding talents of Kilgraston pupils.
So, welcome to the St. Cecilia’s Concert, we hope you enjoy it:
St Cecilia’s concert in press
Our annual St Cecilia’s concert featured in the January edition of the Independent Schools Magazine.
Our music department and Kilgraston pupils all worked within COVID restrictions to ensure the concert went ahead.
You can read the Independent Schools Magazine article here (turn to page 24), and click here to enjoy the wonderful concert again.
St Cecilia’s Recital 2020 - music at Kilgraston
Kilgraston’s dedicated musicians and staff continued one of the school’s long-standing traditions - the St Cecilia’s Recital 2020.
St Cecilia is the patron of music and musicians, and the Kilgraston concert, which traditionally takes place in school on 22 November, the annual celebration of the feast of St Cecilia, is a long-standing fixture in our musical calendar.
The pupils and staff worked with the current COVID regulations, and rehearsing and recording this concert, and now it is available for everyone to enjoy.
Musicians from up and down the school took part from the Junior Strings to Sixth Form with a wealth of musical talent on display.
From an inspiring rendition of pop star’s Lewis Capaldi’s ‘Someone You Loved’ by the Clarsach Ensemble, the title music from the Oscar-winning film, Schindler’s List by John Williams, here performed by Upper Fourth’s Emma, to the traditional, and sublime performance by Lower Sixth’s Yolanda on the vibraphone of ‘The Swan’ by Saint-Saens, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
So, press play, sit back and enjoy the Kilgraston St Cecilia’s Concert 2020.