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Waving Mendelssohn V

I’m conducting Mendelssohn V in a few weeks time (11 May 2019) with SU Sinfonietta. Really looking forward to doing some old music…!

Working with the orchestra back in October 2017…
This entry was posted in Conducting, Gigs and tagged Mendelssohn, su sinfonietta on April 8, 2019 by Ben.

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