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Nurturing musicians of the South East for over 30 years. WIT Music School has been providing music education to Waterford and its environs for over thirty years. With tuition available in both individual and group classes, combined with award winning choral and orchestral ensembles WIT Music School can offer a music education to suit all ages. With a highly qualified and motivated staff WIT Music School will endeavour to engage and nurture one’s love of music.
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facebook.comOur Girls and Boys choir will give their first performance of the new academic year on Tuesday next 24th October 7.15-7.45 in the Chapel, College Street Campus. For some of the choristers this will be their first choral programme performance, we wish them all every success!
We are not recommending you wear this T-shirt into an exam, but you can certainly revise your theory anytime you do wear it!
Come along to celebrate 30 years of WIT BA (hons) Music Degree 😊
Minimum standard is Grade 8 for interested students.
Due to the severe Code Red weather warning for Monday 16th October, WIT Music School will be closed. Keep safe everyone! All classes will resume as normal on Tuesday 17th. Thank You.
Please see below a severe weather warning issues by Met Eireann for tomorrow 16th October. To all Music School staff and students please do not take any un-necessary risks travelling tomorrow. The RTE 6pm news has issued a safety warning for people to stay indoors. If in doubt please contact your teacher directly. Thank You.
Waterford City Massed Band 2017 String Section 😊 (missing from photo are Cathy Desmond and Jenny Burnes)
Wishing all those from WIT Music School every success tomorrow night (Friday 13th) at the Annual Waterford City Massed Band Concert
The Tallis Scholars are considered one of the foremost professional choirs in the world. During their performance at the National Concert Hall last night they were joined by 30 singers, selected nationally, to sing the seminal 40-part motet Spem in Alium. 7 of the 30 came from Waterford. Pictured below are WIT Music School and Choral Programme Alumni: Ben Jacob, Niall Stafford, Robbie Pender, Emma Power, Sarah Keating, Chloe Kiely along with Choral Programme conductor Niall Crowley who also sang on the night.
Congratulations to WIT Music School Choral programme alumni and staff member Niall Crowley who performed with The Tallis Scholars under conductor Peter Phillips in the National Concert Hall last night (5th October).
2018 syllabus out soon for interested instrumentalists.
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