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Moreton Music department is celebrating a remarkable musical achievement this week as three talented musicians have reached the pinnacle of their instrumental studies, all attaining Grade 8 in their respective instruments.
Upper Five pupil Kadence has demonstrated exceptional skill and dedication, earning a well-deserved Grade 8 in Piano with Merit. Her commitment to practice and musicality has clearly paid off, showcasing a high level of proficiency and understanding of the instrument.
Joining Kadence in this impressive feat is Upper Five pupil Hazel, who has soared to achieve Grade 8 in Piano with Distinction. This top-level result highlights Hazel’s outstanding talent and the exceptional polish she has brought to her playing. Her performance undoubtedly impressed the examiners with its precision and artistry.
Completing this trio of triumphs is Lower Sixth student Nia, who has achieved a phenomenal Grade 8 Distinction in Violin. This remarkable accomplishment speaks volumes about Nia’s dedication and passion for her instrument and finishes off a very impressive term of Music achievements for Nia who also achieved multiple placings at the Oswestry Music festival and was the recipient of the Barbirolli Sixth Form Recital Prize. To reach this level of mastery on the violin is a testament to her hard work and musical ear.
We must send a most heartfelt congratulations to Kadence, Hazel, and Nia on their fantastic achievements. They have done themselves, their families, and our school proud. Well done, girls!
