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Trinity students Areeg Emarah and Tom McGachie are among the leading lights of the May Week Mega Event, a ‘jam-packed evening of entertainment and inspiration’ on 28 June, designed to bring the Cambridge community together.
Whether it’s Bach’s Mass in B Minor, Howells’ Collegium Regale, or music by living composers, Trinity College Choir is world-renowned for its recordings, for which it has won international awards and garnered rave reviews.
Helen Charlston was a choral scholar at Trinity, 2011-2015, while studying Music. Here the mezzo-soprano talks about her career, offers advice to aspiring singers and reflects on what she has learnt since her starring role in the Choir’s performance of ‘How Do You Keep the Music Playing.'
Dr Jessica Fintzen is a Junior Research Fellow in Mathematics at Trinity and Postdoctoral Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan. With the lockdown postponing events, Dr Fintzen initiated and is co-organising the first Cross Atlantic Representation Theory and Other Topics ONline (CARTOON) conference, 29-31 May 2020, for mathematicians around the world.
The first-of-its-kind May Week Mega Event invites students and staff to showcase the talent and diversity of the Cambridge community – through performance and features - to be livestreamed on 28 June 2020.