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Information from Slough Children First’s speaker and colleagues visiting St Mary’s Patronal Service 10 September 2023
School’s own music at St Mary’s
Showcasing highlights of the concert given on 14 July 2023.
Music by William Herschel and new Herschel inspired songs by pupils of St Mary’s Primary School and Eton & Slough College.
In memory of Roslyn Ruan – Purple Lights on St Mary’s. The picture. The reason
The Jubilee Picnic 2022
Headline news on the Diocese of Oxford website.
Commonwealth Jubilee Music Celebration
“As part of the Commonwealth’s celebrations for HM The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, the Commonwealth Secretariat has again commissioned The Dionysus Ensemble to draw creatives from across the Commonwealth together to mark this historic event.
This video features a new piece of music co created by Commonwealth musicians, composers & creatives, and illustrated by Commonwealth artists & photographers, to demonstrate the variety & wide array of incredible wild & scenic locations around the Commonwealth, celebrating & sharing the diverse environmental riches in the Commonwealth.
This really unique project is where the piece of music itself has been created by ideas and influences sent in from all over the Commonwealth, so influences from traditional & folk tunes are incorporated alongside sounds from nature, and musical compositions created by individuals composing in their home countries. All of this is illustrated by wonderful photos and art works of stunning natural sight & locations showing off just some of the incredible sights the Commonwealth has to offer.
Watch the video here :youtube
You can see all of the submitted photos & art work showcasing amazing natural beauty from right across the Commonwealth here :youtube
Download or stream the audio track: links “
Watch the previous pan Commonwealth project during the pandemic https://youtu.be/9nraTLDkr4c
William Herschel – new music – recorded at St Mary’s
The Dionysus Ensemble recently made the first ever recording of previously lost music by local compose and astronomer, William Herschel, which was recorded in St Mary’s. Listen to it here.