Sign Up Now – Founder’s Day: The Greatest Hits Concert!
Founder’s Day is a hallowed tradition at Dulwich College in London where the community comes together to recognise Edward Alleyn, the famed Shakespearean actor who founded the school in 1619.
As the grand finale of our 20th Year Anniversary Founder’s Day, we are proud to present The 20th anniversary Greatest Hits Concert. Get ready to be thrilled and captivated as talented performers take the stage, showcasing an unforgettable repertoire of the most beloved Dulwich Pudong performances from the last 20 years. It's an experience you won't want to miss!
We cordially invite you and your family to join us for the Dulwich Pudong 20th Founder's Day - The Greatest Hits Concert!
The Greatest Hits Concert is free and open to all families in Shanghai. Please register to attend by scanning the QR code on the poster below. You can also purchase a picnic bundle including a 20th anniversary picnic mat and cold platter through this link, allowing you to pick up on the day, sit comfortably in our picnic area and enjoy the music as dusk sets in.
Dulwich Pudong parents do not need to sign up in advance, remember to bring your lanyard for entry.
The Greatest Hits Concert is made up of pieces curated from special musical moments in the College’s history. Whilst the final rundown is still top secret, you might expect to hear some Rolling Stones, commemorating when the Dulwich Shanghai Choir sang on stage with the legends themselves, or something from double-Grammy award winner Christopher Tin, who composed a piece specifically for Dulwich.
With the participation of over 350 talented students, this extraordinary concert will feature a diverse repertoire of enchanting musical pieces, spanning from Classical Repertoire, to Rock and Pop.
Our College's Director of Music, Timothy Parker, shared his excitement about the concert.
“The students have been working really hard to provide a fantastic music throughout the day at this years’ Founders Day. The Gala concert offers the opportunity for us to combine our forces and hear the whole College coming together to make music and celebrate this great occasion: Truly an event not to be missed.”
