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There was a whirlwind of excitement around Longford Town during the 4th annual Camlin Keys Music Festival.
Camlin Keys is developing a positivity within the community that brings people together in the special way that music does.
Opening on Friday, June 12 with an evening of voice, the fun element of singing was evident in the Songbirds choir, led by Angela Reynolds.
Athlone A Cappella, Musical Director, Hilary Roche saw St John's Church ring out with their four part, unaccompanied harmonies. As a reminder of the piano element of the Camlin Keys, Lucy Grant performed her Chopin, Raindrop Prelude, one of the pieces that earnt her a Grade VIII Distinction and Emily Doyle brought her unique folk style to the evening completing a lovely, joyous event.
Longford Live photographer Shelley Corcoran captured this gallery of photos from the concert and we hope you enjoy them.
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1. The excellent Song Birds who performed at St John's Church, Longford on Friday, June 12 during the opening concert of the 4th Camlin Keys Music Festival
Picture: Shelley Corcoran
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2. Emily Doyle performing during the opening concert of the 4th Camlin Keys Music Festival last Friday night
Picture: Shelley Corcoran
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3. Harmony Chorus at St John's Church, Longford on Friday, June 12 for the 4th Camlin Keys Music Festival
Picture: Shelley Corcoran
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4. Nader Ganji, Geraldine Conaty and Trish O'Neill enjoying the concert
Picture: Shelley Corcoran