What Happens When Young People Tell Stories that Matter?

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Orchestras Live Communications Officer, Aruna Chaudhuri, shares her first experience of seeing an Orchestras Live project in action.

Find out how school pupils in Leeds teamed up with Manchester Camerata to write and perform original music celebrating the overlooked legacy of 18th-century composer, Joseph Bologne.

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