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School group to perform at festival






     November/December, 1977               conductor               Nicholas  want           to     make       their
           Ngaruawahia             High  Braithwaite  had  visited  the  performances  as  authentic
     School’s      Maori       Culture  school  and  reported  his  as possible.
     group  has  been  invited  to  favourable  impressions  on                       After performing at the
     perform in the International  his return.                                   festival,  the  Ngaruawahia
     Festival of Youth Orchestras                This  will  be  the  first  Group  will  give  other
     and  Performing  Arts  in  time that New Zealand has  concerts  in  Aberdeen  and
     Aberdeen,  Scotland,  next  been represented at one of  Scotland                           as     well      as
     August.                               the  Foundation’s  festivals  performing in London.
           The  festival  in  run  by  which          draw      orchestras,           The thirty-two students
     the International Federation  ethnic dance groups, choirs  to be picked for the tour are
     of       Youth        Orchestras  and bands from many parts  expected  to  leave  New
     Foundation of Great Britain,  of the world.                                 Zealand  in  late  July  and
     the  Corporation  of  the  city             The  group  is  expected  return  to  New  Zealand  in
     of Aberdeen and the British  to  provide  80  minutes  of  the last week of August.
     Tourist Authority.                    traditional                 Maori          The  group  will  be
           The invitation was sent  entertainment  and  under  guests  of  the  foundation
     to  the  school  by  the  the  leadership  of  Mrs  Huia  while staying in Britain.
     Foundation  after  British  Dixon  and  Mr  Jacob  Puke





















































                    Members of the Ngaruawahia High School’s Maori Culture Group.
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