On Friday 26th September about 200 people joined together for a programme of Vivaldi, Telemann and Bach played exquisitely by the Sheffield Sinfonietta in the wonderful surrounding of St Marks Church Broomhill Sheffield. Thank you to everyone who gave their time to play and volunteer, along with all that donated and came along to enjoy the evening. Special thanks to Gordon Busbridge, for directing and supporting PHASE Worldwide to put the event together.
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