TALENT: Friday's Cabaret at the Tabard gave students a chance to showcase their hard work, such as Alexandra Woodhouse Appleby, from Wellington, who sang A Foggy Day. PHOTO/DUNCAN BROWN.
After days training with some of the best, singing students took to stages across Hawke's Bay last week to showcase their musical ability.
The 2017 IFAC Handa New Zealand Singing School came to an end last night, when the "best of the best" came together for the final Gala and
Prizegiving concert at Napier's Municipal Theatre.
For the past 11 days, students have been refining and staging their musical items, with extensive help from the schools nationally and internationally acclaimed faculty.
They then participated in a concert programme to showcase their hard work and talent, at venues from Napier's St John's Cathedral, the Havelock North Function Centre, or at Friday's Cabaret at the Tabard Theatre.
New Zealand Singing School Trust Chair Helen Walker said performance was an essential component of the student's study at the school.
