Suitcases and instruments are packed!

Nord Anglia Education students from all over the world have their suitcases and instruments packed ready to take their flight to New York for our inaugural Global Orchestra!

Suitcases and instruments are packed! Nord Anglia Education students head to New York.

Nord Anglia Education students from all over the world have their suitcases and instruments packed ready to take their flight to New York for our inaugural Global Orchestra!

Our 81 student musicians and singers will jump straight into rehearsals in preparation for the Nord Anglia Global Orchestra concert on the 30^th June at The DiMenna Center for Classical Music.

During the trip, students will participate in inspiring workshops and practice sessions guided by experts. Our students will also be privileged to visit The Juilliard School, which has created a special program of interactive performances with teaching artists in the fields of dance, drama, and music.

Click the link to see the students who are on route to New York.

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