Our Virtual Christmas Concert is now available within the concerts section of our website. Previous concerts are also accessible on their individual pages.
Happy Christmas to everyone in our community.
Expressive Arts
Faculty News: Expressive Arts
Published: 11 October 2020
East Lothian Council's Instrumental Music Service was delighted to present their first ever Digital Concert on Thursday 8 October 2020.
They were very excited to be able to come together again that evening for a virtual performance to perform a musical piece by our extremely talented Instrumental Instructor, Liz Woodsend.
It was an incredible opportunity for our young people to collaborate with our new friends from RAF Music over the last month. RAF Music prepared webinars for our young musicians and over the last week we have enjoyed live Google Meets sessions with these inspiring professional musicians. It has been fantastic to be able to have the young people come together again to share their passion for music.
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read more... Published: 16 June 2020
As our last video got a good response, we decided to put together another one. We also wanted to thank those volunteering to support the vulnerable in our communities, for continuing their amazing work. Thank-you.
Take care and stay safe
Pupils of Knox Academy
- 1. WIld Mountain Time & Tiree Bridal Song - Jamie & Ben Gentil
- 2. Loch Lomond - Isla Booth
- 3. Maple Leaf Rag - Sophie Charbonnier
- 4. I Will Go Home to Kintail - Alexander Hogg
- 5. Candlelight - Nikolaus Hogg
- 6. We'll Meet Again - Kirsty Booth
- 7. Schindler's List - Tom Wilson...
Published: 30 April 2020
As part of National Theatre at Home, you can watch both versions of Frankenstein on the National Theatre’s YouTube channel; Benedict Cumberbatch performing as the Creature from 30 April and Jonny Lee Miller performing as the Creature from 1 May. Benedict Cumberbatch recorded a special introduction to it yesterday . . .
Published: 24 April 2020
As a pupil body at Knox Academy we wondered what we could do to reach out to our local community, let them know that we are thinking of them and hopefully bring a smile to faces during this difficult time.
Music is a universal language and good for our health (physical and mental). We really enjoy playing it, so we decided to put our musical talents to good use and put together some performances for your enjoyment.
We want to make this music available to as many as people as possible, but in particular those who may be isolated or in hospital and care homes. We would also like to dedicate it to everyone in our community serving in frontline and essential services – we are in awe of what you are doing and truly grateful for the sacrifices you are making to help us all....
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