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Music Festival in London by WKMT

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Date Submitted: 15-04-2022 03:49PM

Last Updated: 15-04-2022 03:49PM

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Contact Information

Contact Name: VICTOR GOMEZ RUIZ

Website: https://www.piano-composer-teacher-london.co.uk/wkmt-london-music-festivals

Phone: 07514272027

Email: secretariat@wkmt.co.uk

Description

If you are a piano amateur or a person who loves classical music, this is your event. Save the date!

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Music Festival in London by WKMT

Admission/Ticket Details

£15.00 Guests / £59.00 Performers

Location

Location: SW5 9EB

Venue Name: St Cuthbert's church

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