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Congratulations to the Ursuline Chamber Choir who came first at the Cork Choral Festival on Thursday, 19 April where they also scooped the coveted ‘School Choir of the Festival’ accolade.
The Choir and their Chorus Mistress, Ms Butler worked extremely hard preparing their two acapella pieces, an Irish air ‘Fill Fill á Rún Ó’ and a Spanish song ‘Leas Amarillas’. Well done to them on their great success.
Best of luck to our wonderful Chamber Choir travelling to Cork today to perform @corkchoralfest pic.twitter.com/eP2z1zWQF1
— Ursuline Thurles (@UrsulineThurles) April 19, 2018
Both the Chamber and Cecilian Choirs can be heard next week at the annual Musical Evening where a delightful evening’s entertainment is guaranteed.
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