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Treverton College and Prep Piano Eisteddfod results

30 August 2023 by Guest

Results from our pianists at the Harrismith Eisteddfod last Tuesday, the 15th of August : Zoë Sinclair: A+ (87%) and an A++ (91%) Maria Outram: 2 A++s (90% and 94%) Abigail Thompson: 2A++s (90% and 96%) Malaika van Tonder: 2A+s (85% and 87%) and an A++ (91% CLICK HERE to submit your press release to …

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