Greenhead College's Carol for Yorkshire

Carol for Yorkshire · 3 December 2018
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‘Carol for Yorkshire’ is an exciting new competition that was run by Greenhead College in collaboration with Musica Kirklees, which saw students from schools across the district compose their own Charity Christmas Carol.
Thom Meredith, Head of Musica Kirklees judged the competition, and in September 2018, Greenhead College's Louis Enright was announced as the winner with his composition 'What Would Jesus Say'.
The carol was performed by approximately 125 singers from the Greenhead College Choir and three Huddersfield based primary schools; Mount Pleasant Primary School, Spring Grove Primary School and Reinwood Junior School, and will also feature in the Greenhead College annual Christmas Carol Service.
You can watch the video on YouTube here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrNp-k-P6bI.
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