We've had many great videos submitted by schools and choirs on and since our event on the 22 November. Here's a selection, showing the diversity of the events and how far and wide it spread;
Meadows Primary School
One of our first events was Meadows Primary School, Melbourne Australia who held their event at 4am(GMT)
Live streaming begins in the UK
In the UK, our first live stream was held at 10.00am by West Sussex Music Service, who had put together a 'virtual choir' from recordings of school children around West Sussex.
Suffolk children sing at Aldeburgh Music
At Aldeburgh Music, where the project began, 650 school children from Suffolk schools sang in the Snape Maltings Concert Hall;
The most northerly event takes place
Our most northerly event took place at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness, where local school children gathered to sing
Cambridgeshire Music Service held an event at The Cambridge Corn Exchange
Jersey Academy of Music
While in the south of the UK, Jersey Academy of Music also gave a live-stream of their event
1913 children sang together in Bristol
The largest event of the day was held at Colston Hall in Bristol. There, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra played host to 1913 school children
Friday Afternoons returned to its home in Wales
At the place where Friday Afternoons first took place - Walshaw Lodge, Prestatyn a special rendition of the songs was arranged
More local schools from Suffolk joined in
Sidegate Primary, St. Helen's Primary and St. John's Primary Schools in Ipswich combined for a performance
800 hundred pupils of the Royal Hospital School in London took part
Here's a clip of them singing Old Abram Brown
Ardingly College from West Sussex held an event in their Chapel
Ursulinenschule Koln performed 'Jazz Man'
Complete with one-man band!
America saw events in many places, including:
Greater Baton Rouge Children's Chorus
St. James's Children's Choir in Richmond, Virginia
And that's just a few of the total number of events that happened on or around the Friday 22 November 2013. We can safely say that this was the biggest event of Britten's Centenary, so thanks again to everyone who took part for making it a really special event. It's not too late to upload your own video if you haven't already; if we've missed you out in our round-up, please let us know by dropping us a line via our contact form
