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6th Year Music students podcast their musical talents

NEWS / 17 November 2011

6th Year Musics students, Ella Hopkins, Josh Brady, Alex Lai and Nao Mutai, show off an array of musical talent. The podcasts capture the moment.

Music studentsI have heard many times over the past ten years that Stratford College has an abundance of students who have music talent.  Well, now I'm delighted to say we can display this talent through the Music Blog, using our new Audio Recordings.
 
Please listen to the following four excerpts below and support the music students!   As this is our first attempt at recording we expect our recordings to only get better! You can also subscribe to the podcasts on iTunes, http://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/stratford-college-dublin-6/id475694144.
Ms.Conlon

[Image: www.sxc.hu]

6th Year Student on Piano

6th Year Music Student on Guitar

6th Year Music student sings "Thousand Miles"

6th Year Music Student on Piano

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