Sarah Palmer, Headteacher at Camelsdale School, said her Year 5s really enjoyed the performance by flautist Anna Kondrashina and pianist Pavel Timofeyevsky. They were so enthusiastic and went on to say:
“Our pupils loved the concert. It was very special for our teachers to see the children all nodding their heads to the beat of the music when Anna Kondrashina actually made her flute sound like drums. They still do not know how she did that. We’d like to thank HHH for inviting us.”
The final concert was a performance by world-class cellist, Pei-Jee Ng, and prize-winning pianist, Chiao-Ying Chang.
Shottermill Junior School’s pupils who heard this cello/piano duo were equally enthralled. They heard Pei-Jee Ng on cello accompanied by Chiao-Ying Chang on piano.
Kate Barnes, headteacher at Shottermill, said:
“It was a real honour for our Year 5s to hear professional musicians right here in Haslemere. Our pupils were amazed how the music was happy, sad, playful, angry, slow and romantic all in just one hour. Our special thanks to HHH Concerts for giving us the chance to hear this cellist and pianist.”
The next concert from HHH will be an evening piano recital at St. Christopher’s Church on 4th November with prize-winning virtuoso Menyang Pan. The full programme from HHH Concerts is available to view via their website hhhconcerts.org.uk. Cavatina Trust supports free concert places for HHH for those aged 8 to 25.