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The Music For Youth National Festival kicked off this morning with performances from hundreds of young people who've travelled from all over the UK. Naturally, Classic FM was there too to bring you the amazing pictures from a day of steel bands and traditional music - all from the Symphony Hall stage.
All the way from Northern Ireland, Cóiriú performed a selection of their own arrangements of traditional songs at the Music For Youth National Festival. Photo: Kat
All the way from Northern Ireland, Cóiriú performed a selection of their own arrangements of traditional songs at the Music For Youth National Festival. Photo: Kat
All the way from Northern Ireland, Cóiriú performed a selection of their own arrangements of traditional songs at the Music For Youth National Festival. Photo: Kat
All the way from Northern Ireland, Cóiriú performed a selection of their own arrangements of traditional songs at the Music For Youth National Festival. Photo: Kat
All the way from Northern Ireland, Cóiriú performed a selection of their own arrangements of traditional songs at the Music For Youth National Festival. Photo: Kat
All the way from Northern Ireland, Cóiriú performed a selection of their own arrangements of traditional songs at the Music For Youth National Festival. Photo: Kat
Young musicians aged between 9 and 15 took the trip from Bampton, Oxfordshire to perform in Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Picture: Katja Ogrin
Young musicians aged between 9 and 15 took the trip from Bampton, Oxfordshire to perform in Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Picture: Katja Ogrin
Young musicians aged between 9 and 15 took the trip from Bampton, Oxfordshire to perform in Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Picture: Katja Ogrin
Young musicians aged between 9 and 15 took the trip from Bampton, Oxfordshire to perform in Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Picture: Katja Ogrin
Young musicians aged between 9 and 15 took the trip from Bampton, Oxfordshire to perform in Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Picture: Katja Ogrin
Young musicians aged between 9 and 15 took the trip from Bampton, Oxfordshire to perform in Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Picture: Katja Ogrin
After an impromptu performance on a bus, these youngsters from Hexham came up with a new arrangement of Bonny At Morn - which they sang on stage at the Birmingham Symphony Hall at the Music For Youth National Festival. Photo: Katja Ogrin
After an impromptu performance on a bus, these youngsters from Hexham came up with a new arrangement of Bonny At Morn - which they sang on stage at the Birmingham Symphony Hall at the Music For Youth National Festival. Photo: Katja Ogrin
After an impromptu performance on a bus, these youngsters from Hexham came up with a new arrangement of Bonny At Morn - which they sang on stage at the Birmingham Symphony Hall at the Music For Youth National Festival. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose and Dance Dance!, Fusion from Shrewsbury wowed the audience with their lively Klezmer performance. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose and Dance Dance!, Fusion from Shrewsbury wowed the audience with their lively Klezmer performance. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose and Dance Dance!, Fusion from Shrewsbury wowed the audience with their lively Klezmer performance. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose and Dance Dance!, Fusion from Shrewsbury wowed the audience with their lively Klezmer performance. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose and Dance Dance!, Fusion from Shrewsbury wowed the audience with their lively Klezmer performance. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose and Dance Dance!, Fusion from Shrewsbury wowed the audience with their lively Klezmer performance. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose and Dance Dance!, Fusion from Shrewsbury wowed the audience with their lively Klezmer performance. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Polkas, hornpipes, and traditional tunes all arranged by Steve Jones, these 12-15 year olds gave the Birmingham audience a healthy dose of folk music. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Polkas, hornpipes, and traditional tunes all arranged by Steve Jones, these 12-15 year olds gave the Birmingham audience a healthy dose of folk music. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Polkas, hornpipes, and traditional tunes all arranged by Steve Jones, these 12-15 year olds gave the Birmingham audience a healthy dose of folk music. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Polkas, hornpipes, and traditional tunes all arranged by Steve Jones, these 12-15 year olds gave the Birmingham audience a healthy dose of folk music. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Polkas, hornpipes, and traditional tunes all arranged by Steve Jones, these 12-15 year olds gave the Birmingham audience a healthy dose of folk music. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Polkas, hornpipes, and traditional tunes all arranged by Steve Jones, these 12-15 year olds gave the Birmingham audience a healthy dose of folk music. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Polkas, hornpipes, and traditional tunes all arranged by Steve Jones, these 12-15 year olds gave the Birmingham audience a healthy dose of folk music. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Polkas, hornpipes, and traditional tunes all arranged by Steve Jones, these 12-15 year olds gave the Birmingham audience a healthy dose of folk music. Photo: Katja Ogrin
We first met Ripple Escola De Samba last year at another Music For Youth event... but these London music-lovers are back on the Birmingham Symphony Hall Stage with some Cinematic Samba. Photo: Katja Ogrin
We first met Ripple Escola De Samba last year at another Music For Youth event... but these London music-lovers are back on the Birmingham Symphony Hall Stage with some Cinematic Samba. Photo: Katja Ogrin
We first met Ripple Escola De Samba last year at another Music For Youth event... but these London music-lovers are back on the Birmingham Symphony Hall Stage with some Cinematic Samba. Photo: Katja Ogrin
We first met Ripple Escola De Samba last year at another Music For Youth event... but these London music-lovers are back on the Birmingham Symphony Hall Stage with some Cinematic Samba. Photo: Katja Ogrin
We first met Ripple Escola De Samba last year at another Music For Youth event... but these London music-lovers are back on the Birmingham Symphony Hall Stage with some Cinematic Samba. Photo: Katja Ogrin
We first met Ripple Escola De Samba last year at another Music For Youth event... but these London music-lovers are back on the Birmingham Symphony Hall Stage with some Cinematic Samba. Photo: Katja Ogrin
We first met Ripple Escola De Samba last year at another Music For Youth event... but these London music-lovers are back on the Birmingham Symphony Hall Stage with some Cinematic Samba. Photo: Katja Ogrin
We first met Ripple Escola De Samba last year at another Music For Youth event... but these London music-lovers are back on the Birmingham Symphony Hall Stage with some Cinematic Samba. Photo: Katja Ogrin
We first met Ripple Escola De Samba last year at another Music For Youth event... but these London music-lovers are back on the Birmingham Symphony Hall Stage with some Cinematic Samba. Photo: Katja Ogrin
We first met Ripple Escola De Samba last year at another Music For Youth event... but these London music-lovers are back on the Birmingham Symphony Hall Stage with some Cinematic Samba. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Hexham teenagers Down in the Attic perform their own arrangement of traditional tunes, Close the Coal House Door, The Real Thing and New Hands. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Hexham teenagers Down in the Attic perform their own arrangement of traditional tunes, Close the Coal House Door, The Real Thing and New Hands. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Hexham teenagers Down in the Attic perform their own arrangement of traditional tunes, Close the Coal House Door, The Real Thing and New Hands. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Hexham teenagers Down in the Attic perform their own arrangement of traditional tunes, Close the Coal House Door, The Real Thing and New Hands. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Hexham teenagers Down in the Attic perform their own arrangement of traditional tunes, Close the Coal House Door, The Real Thing and New Hands. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Hexham teenagers Down in the Attic perform their own arrangement of traditional tunes, Close the Coal House Door, The Real Thing and New Hands. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Hexham teenagers Down in the Attic perform their own arrangement of traditional tunes, Close the Coal House Door, The Real Thing and New Hands. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Hexham teenagers Down in the Attic perform their own arrangement of traditional tunes, Close the Coal House Door, The Real Thing and New Hands. Photo: Katja Ogrin
The final band in the first session of the day, Highworth Folk Band are aged between 13 - 18. Here they are performing a selection of traditional favourites: Kopanitsa, Elsie's Waltz, and Byker Hill and Hopkinson's Favourite. Photo: Katja Ogrin
The final band in the first session of the day, Highworth Folk Band are aged between 13 - 18. Here they are performing a selection of traditional favourites: Kopanitsa, Elsie's Waltz, and Byker Hill and Hopkinson's Favourite. Photo: Katja Ogrin
The final band in the first session of the day, Highworth Folk Band are aged between 13 - 18. Here they are performing a selection of traditional favourites: Kopanitsa, Elsie's Waltz, and Byker Hill and Hopkinson's Favourite. Photo: Katja Ogrin
The final band in the first session of the day, Highworth Folk Band are aged between 13 - 18. Here they are performing a selection of traditional favourites: Kopanitsa, Elsie's Waltz, and Byker Hill and Hopkinson's Favourite. Photo: Katja Ogrin
The final band in the first session of the day, Highworth Folk Band are aged between 13 - 18. Here they are performing a selection of traditional favourites: Kopanitsa, Elsie's Waltz, and Byker Hill and Hopkinson's Favourite. Photo: Katja Ogrin
The final band in the first session of the day, Highworth Folk Band are aged between 13 - 18. Here they are performing a selection of traditional favourites: Kopanitsa, Elsie's Waltz, and Byker Hill and Hopkinson's Favourite. Photo: Katja Ogrin
The final band in the first session of the day, Highworth Folk Band are aged between 13 - 18. Here they are performing a selection of traditional favourites: Kopanitsa, Elsie's Waltz, and Byker Hill and Hopkinson's Favourite. Photo: Katja Ogrin
The final band in the first session of the day, Highworth Folk Band are aged between 13 - 18. Here they are performing a selection of traditional favourites: Kopanitsa, Elsie's Waltz, and Byker Hill and Hopkinson's Favourite. Photo: Katja Ogrin
The final band in the first session of the day, Highworth Folk Band are aged between 13 - 18. Here they are performing a selection of traditional favourites: Kopanitsa, Elsie's Waltz, and Byker Hill and Hopkinson's Favourite. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Amazing theatrical scenes from the opening band, performing a steely rendition of Ravel's Bolero and Jorge Ben's Mas Que Nada. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Amazing theatrical scenes from the opening band, performing a steely rendition of Ravel's Bolero and Jorge Ben's Mas Que Nada. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Amazing theatrical scenes from the opening band, performing a steely rendition of Ravel's Bolero and Jorge Ben's Mas Que Nada. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Amazing theatrical scenes from the opening band, performing a steely rendition of Ravel's Bolero and Jorge Ben's Mas Que Nada. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Amazing theatrical scenes from the opening band, performing a steely rendition of Ravel's Bolero and Jorge Ben's Mas Que Nada. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Amazing theatrical scenes from the opening band, performing a steely rendition of Ravel's Bolero and Jorge Ben's Mas Que Nada. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Amazing theatrical scenes from the opening band, performing a steely rendition of Ravel's Bolero and Jorge Ben's Mas Que Nada. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
The music mentors, Damien Harron and Daniel Louis, hard at work. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Pachelbel's Canon and Bob Marley? It can only be the Music For Youth National Festival! Pans Ablaze get the crowd clapping to the beat with their lively performance. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Pachelbel's Canon and Bob Marley? It can only be the Music For Youth National Festival! Pans Ablaze get the crowd clapping to the beat with their lively performance. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Pachelbel's Canon and Bob Marley? It can only be the Music For Youth National Festival! Pans Ablaze get the crowd clapping to the beat with their lively performance. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Pachelbel's Canon and Bob Marley? It can only be the Music For Youth National Festival! Pans Ablaze get the crowd clapping to the beat with their lively performance. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Pachelbel's Canon and Bob Marley? It can only be the Music For Youth National Festival! Pans Ablaze get the crowd clapping to the beat with their lively performance. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Pachelbel's Canon and Bob Marley? It can only be the Music For Youth National Festival! Pans Ablaze get the crowd clapping to the beat with their lively performance. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Pachelbel's Canon and Bob Marley? It can only be the Music For Youth National Festival! Pans Ablaze get the crowd clapping to the beat with their lively performance. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Pachelbel's Canon and Bob Marley? It can only be the Music For Youth National Festival! Pans Ablaze get the crowd clapping to the beat with their lively performance. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Performing Pharrell's 'Happy', alongside music by Daft Punk, these Salford Youngsters raise a smile in the Symphony Hall auditorium. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Performing Pharrell's 'Happy', alongside music by Daft Punk, these Salford Youngsters raise a smile in the Symphony Hall auditorium. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Performing Pharrell's 'Happy', alongside music by Daft Punk, these Salford Youngsters raise a smile in the Symphony Hall auditorium. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Performing Pharrell's 'Happy', alongside music by Daft Punk, these Salford Youngsters raise a smile in the Symphony Hall auditorium. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Performing Pharrell's 'Happy', alongside music by Daft Punk, these Salford Youngsters raise a smile in the Symphony Hall auditorium. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Performing Pharrell's 'Happy', alongside music by Daft Punk, these Salford Youngsters raise a smile in the Symphony Hall auditorium. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Performing Pharrell's 'Happy', alongside music by Daft Punk, these Salford Youngsters raise a smile in the Symphony Hall auditorium. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
After much audience wooping, the Year 10s stormed the stage with lively performances of Overture, Time Forward, Mini Skirt, and Toco Band. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
After much audience wooping, the Year 10s stormed the stage with lively performances of Overture, Time Forward, Mini Skirt, and Toco Band. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
After much audience wooping, the Year 10s stormed the stage with lively performances of Overture, Time Forward, Mini Skirt, and Toco Band. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
After much audience wooping, the Year 10s stormed the stage with lively performances of Overture, Time Forward, Mini Skirt, and Toco Band. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
After much audience wooping, the Year 10s stormed the stage with lively performances of Overture, Time Forward, Mini Skirt, and Toco Band. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
After much audience wooping, the Year 10s stormed the stage with lively performances of Overture, Time Forward, Mini Skirt, and Toco Band. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
After much audience wooping, the Year 10s stormed the stage with lively performances of Overture, Time Forward, Mini Skirt, and Toco Band. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
After much audience wooping, the Year 10s stormed the stage with lively performances of Overture, Time Forward, Mini Skirt, and Toco Band. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young people aged between 11-16 perform music by Van Morrison and Billie Jean at Symphony Hall. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young people aged between 11-16 perform music by Van Morrison and Billie Jean at Symphony Hall. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young people aged between 11-16 perform music by Van Morrison and Billie Jean at Symphony Hall. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young people aged between 11-16 perform music by Van Morrison and Billie Jean at Symphony Hall. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young people aged between 11-16 perform music by Van Morrison and Billie Jean at Symphony Hall. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young people aged between 11-16 perform music by Van Morrison and Billie Jean at Symphony Hall. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young people aged between 11-16 perform music by Van Morrison and Billie Jean at Symphony Hall. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young people aged between 11-16 perform music by Van Morrison and Billie Jean at Symphony Hall. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young musicians aged between 11-21 finished the session with a bang, performing Song for Mia and a student composition, Criolla. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young musicians aged between 11-21 finished the session with a bang, performing Song for Mia and a student composition, Criolla. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young musicians aged between 11-21 finished the session with a bang, performing Song for Mia and a student composition, Criolla. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young musicians aged between 11-21 finished the session with a bang, performing Song for Mia and a student composition, Criolla. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young musicians aged between 11-21 finished the session with a bang, performing Song for Mia and a student composition, Criolla. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young musicians aged between 11-21 finished the session with a bang, performing Song for Mia and a student composition, Criolla. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
Young musicians aged between 11-21 finished the session with a bang, performing Song for Mia and a student composition, Criolla. Photo: Gobinder Jhitta
A selection of South Wales' finest taiko players perform a selection of percussion-fuelled numbers including 'Iki Iki Daiko', 'Hina Daiko' and the highly exotic-sounding 'Granny's Nose'! Photo: Katja Ogrin
A selection of South Wales' finest taiko players perform a selection of percussion-fuelled numbers including 'Iki Iki Daiko', 'Hina Daiko' and the highly exotic-sounding 'Granny's Nose'! Photo: Katja Ogrin
A selection of South Wales' finest taiko players perform a selection of percussion-fuelled numbers including 'Iki Iki Daiko', 'Hina Daiko' and the highly exotic-sounding 'Granny's Nose'! Photo: Katja Ogrin
A selection of South Wales' finest taiko players perform a selection of percussion-fuelled numbers including 'Iki Iki Daiko', 'Hina Daiko' and the highly exotic-sounding 'Granny's Nose'! Photo: Katja Ogrin
A selection of South Wales' finest taiko players perform a selection of percussion-fuelled numbers including 'Iki Iki Daiko', 'Hina Daiko' and the highly exotic-sounding 'Granny's Nose'! Photo: Katja Ogrin
A selection of South Wales' finest taiko players perform a selection of percussion-fuelled numbers including 'Iki Iki Daiko', 'Hina Daiko' and the highly exotic-sounding 'Granny's Nose'! Photo: Katja Ogrin
A selection of South Wales' finest taiko players perform a selection of percussion-fuelled numbers including 'Iki Iki Daiko', 'Hina Daiko' and the highly exotic-sounding 'Granny's Nose'! Photo: Katja Ogrin
A selection of South Wales' finest taiko players perform a selection of percussion-fuelled numbers including 'Iki Iki Daiko', 'Hina Daiko' and the highly exotic-sounding 'Granny's Nose'! Photo: Katja Ogrin
Wardle Academy Folk Group perform music arranged by themselves on stage at Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Wardle Academy Folk Group perform music arranged by themselves on stage at Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Wardle Academy Folk Group perform music arranged by themselves on stage at Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Wardle Academy Folk Group perform music arranged by themselves on stage at Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Wardle Academy Folk Group perform music arranged by themselves on stage at Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Wardle Academy Folk Group perform music arranged by themselves on stage at Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Wardle Academy Folk Group perform music arranged by themselves on stage at Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Wardle Academy Folk Group perform music arranged by themselves on stage at Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Wardle Academy Folk Group perform music arranged by themselves on stage at Birmingham's Symphony Hall. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing La Mariposa, Aki No Uta and Ötme Bülbül, these youngsters from Stockton-on-Tees aged between 9-17 wowed the crowd with their arrangements. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing La Mariposa, Aki No Uta and Ötme Bülbül, these youngsters from Stockton-on-Tees aged between 9-17 wowed the crowd with their arrangements. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing La Mariposa, Aki No Uta and Ötme Bülbül, these youngsters from Stockton-on-Tees aged between 9-17 wowed the crowd with their arrangements. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing La Mariposa, Aki No Uta and Ötme Bülbül, these youngsters from Stockton-on-Tees aged between 9-17 wowed the crowd with their arrangements. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing La Mariposa, Aki No Uta and Ötme Bülbül, these youngsters from Stockton-on-Tees aged between 9-17 wowed the crowd with their arrangements. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing La Mariposa, Aki No Uta and Ötme Bülbül, these youngsters from Stockton-on-Tees aged between 9-17 wowed the crowd with their arrangements. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing La Mariposa, Aki No Uta and Ötme Bülbül, these youngsters from Stockton-on-Tees aged between 9-17 wowed the crowd with their arrangements. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing La Mariposa, Aki No Uta and Ötme Bülbül, these youngsters from Stockton-on-Tees aged between 9-17 wowed the crowd with their arrangements. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Performing La Mariposa, Aki No Uta and Ötme Bülbül, these youngsters from Stockton-on-Tees aged between 9-17 wowed the crowd with their arrangements. Photo: Katja Ogrin
After travelling from Formby, Merseyside, these 10 and 11 year olds performed two sets of Irish dance tunes - including jigs, reels and hornpipes! Photo: Katja Ogrin
After travelling from Formby, Merseyside, these 10 and 11 year olds performed two sets of Irish dance tunes - including jigs, reels and hornpipes! Photo: Katja Ogrin
After travelling from Formby, Merseyside, these 10 and 11 year olds performed two sets of Irish dance tunes - including jigs, reels and hornpipes! Photo: Katja Ogrin
After travelling from Formby, Merseyside, these 10 and 11 year olds performed two sets of Irish dance tunes - including jigs, reels and hornpipes! Photo: Katja Ogrin
After travelling from Formby, Merseyside, these 10 and 11 year olds performed two sets of Irish dance tunes - including jigs, reels and hornpipes! Photo: Katja Ogrin
After travelling from Formby, Merseyside, these 10 and 11 year olds performed two sets of Irish dance tunes - including jigs, reels and hornpipes! Photo: Katja Ogrin
After travelling from Formby, Merseyside, these 10 and 11 year olds performed two sets of Irish dance tunes - including jigs, reels and hornpipes! Photo: Katja Ogrin
After travelling from Formby, Merseyside, these 10 and 11 year olds performed two sets of Irish dance tunes - including jigs, reels and hornpipes! Photo: Katja Ogrin
Mundo Afrika perform their own arrangements of five traditional songs, including 'Venda Snake Dance', and the somewhat tongue-twisting 'Hlohonolofatsa'. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Mundo Afrika perform their own arrangements of five traditional songs, including 'Venda Snake Dance', and the somewhat tongue-twisting 'Hlohonolofatsa'. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Mundo Afrika perform their own arrangements of five traditional songs, including 'Venda Snake Dance', and the somewhat tongue-twisting 'Hlohonolofatsa'. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Mundo Afrika perform their own arrangements of five traditional songs, including 'Venda Snake Dance', and the somewhat tongue-twisting 'Hlohonolofatsa'. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Mundo Afrika perform their own arrangements of five traditional songs, including 'Venda Snake Dance', and the somewhat tongue-twisting 'Hlohonolofatsa'. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Mundo Afrika perform their own arrangements of five traditional songs, including 'Venda Snake Dance', and the somewhat tongue-twisting 'Hlohonolofatsa'. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Mundo Afrika perform their own arrangements of five traditional songs, including 'Venda Snake Dance', and the somewhat tongue-twisting 'Hlohonolofatsa'. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Mundo Afrika perform their own arrangements of five traditional songs, including 'Venda Snake Dance', and the somewhat tongue-twisting 'Hlohonolofatsa'. Photo: Katja Ogrin
Nothing like a Taiko band to finish off a day of music making - with music from Bernstein's West Side Story, and Queen's We Will Rock You! Photo: Katja Ogrin
Nothing like a Taiko band to finish off a day of music making - with music from Bernstein's West Side Story, and Queen's We Will Rock You! Photo: Katja Ogrin
Nothing like a Taiko band to finish off a day of music making - with music from Bernstein's West Side Story, and Queen's We Will Rock You! Photo: Katja Ogrin
Nothing like a Taiko band to finish off a day of music making - with music from Bernstein's West Side Story, and Queen's We Will Rock You! Photo: Katja Ogrin
Nothing like a Taiko band to finish off a day of music making - with music from Bernstein's West Side Story, and Queen's We Will Rock You! Photo: Katja Ogrin
Nothing like a Taiko band to finish off a day of music making - with music from Bernstein's West Side Story, and Queen's We Will Rock You! Photo: Katja Ogrin
Nothing like a Taiko band to finish off a day of music making - with music from Bernstein's West Side Story, and Queen's We Will Rock You! Photo: Katja Ogrin
Nothing like a Taiko band to finish off a day of music making - with music from Bernstein's West Side Story, and Queen's We Will Rock You! Photo: Katja Ogrin
Nothing like a Taiko band to finish off a day of music making - with music from Bernstein's West Side Story, and Queen's We Will Rock You! Photo: Katja Ogrin