BYMT Youth Choirs – Over the Rainbow
Wednesday 22nd June 2022 at 7:00 pm
Please note that this concert starts at 7.00pm
Prepare to be taken over the rainbow by the youth choirs of the Bromley Youth Music Trust. They will perform songs across several genres, from musicals, pop, and classical, looking into the blue sky, making their own sunshine, and just like a rainbow shining. The cost will feature the Children’s Choir, Junior Singers, Senior Choir and Youth Choir choirs whose members range from 6 to 18 year.
Muscial Director Stephanie Seeney
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Refreshments
Refreshments will not be available at this event.
Artist Information
Bromley Youth Music Trust
Where Music Changes Lives
Bromley Youth Music Trust is an independent music service nationally renowned for providing a very high quality comprehensive and inclusive instrumental and vocal music education to the young people of Bromley and surrounding areas, as well as providing opportunities for performance in a wide range of settings to enhance the musical understanding and appreciation of pupils and the wider community.
Stephanie Seeney
Head of Singing at Bromley Youth Music Trust
Stephanie Seeney is Head of Singing for the Bromley Youth Music Trust, looking after the borough’s singers, singing teachers and choirs. She conducts several of the youth choirs as well as the adult community choir and school choirs. Stephanie studied with BYMT whilst at school, herself singing in the choirs that she now conducts, as well as the National Youth Choir. She then went on to complete undergraduate and post graduate studies at music college, before embarking on a career as a classical mezzo soprano. She spent many years singing with professional groups such as the BBC Singers, Academy of Ancient Music and London Voices, broadcasting on Radio 3 and recording film soundtracks, and sang in some of the most famous concert halls around the world.
BYMT is proud to have choirs available to every student in the Borough who loves to sing from Year 1 up to Year 13, with Young Music Makers for the younger children. We believe that it is important for children to sing a wide range of songs covering many different genres, and singing in a choir can help all musicians with aural training and general musicianship.