The Year 2 Popular Music Performance students at Barton Peveril presented their highly anticipated concert, Identity, at the end of March. This performance explored the complex theme of identity through a diverse and captivating setlist.
The concert resonated with the audience, featuring standout student performances and the Barton String Ensemble. The engaging stage presence and personal stories created a memorable experience. The audience praised students for their “amazing” and “incredibly professional” performances.
The technical aspects of the concert, including the sound and lighting design, were also highly commended.
One of the performers, Luke Sweetnam (a former student from St George Catholic College), said, “It was an incredible evening. I’m so grateful for the opportunities the music team at Barton has given me. They’ve inspired me to pursue music as my career and provided a truly professional experience.” Luke is studying Popular Music Performance, Music Technology, and Product Design. After college, he plans to study a BMus in Popular Music Performance at the Royal Northern College of Music.
Bryan Postlethwaite, Director of Performing Arts at Barton Peveril College, expressed, “This was a truly superb concert, a testament to our students’ talent, passion, and creativity. We are incredibly proud of their achievements.”
