ET25.4 A glimpse into the Advanced Popular Performance Scheme
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Imi Barnes and Denise Robalo chat about their experiences on the Advanced Popular Performance Scheme.
Cover photo copyright Sarah Higgins.
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The Advanced Popular Performance Scheme is a new initiative from the Centre for Music Performance that has been created to promote excellence in popular music at the University of Cambridge.
The scheme supports four student bands and four vocalists with professional coaching and performance opportunities to enable them to progress their musicianship to the highest possible standard.
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Thursday 15 May, 6.15pm, Heong Gallery: Artist-led Sand-painting Workshop
Sunday 18 May, 6.15pm Chapel: Commemoration of Benefactors
Monday 12 May, 5-5.30pm, Chapel: Take-a-Break Choir
Thursday 22 May, 5-6pm, Heong Gallery: Film screening "A glimpse of Venice in Cambridge". Spaces are limited so please sign up on Eventbrite.
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The Judy C. Petty Prize for Music & the Creative Arts, and the John Treherne Prize for Creative Writing: https://www.dow.cam.ac.uk/current-students/finances-bursaries-and-awards/college-scholarships-and-prizes
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