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HITTING THE RIGHT NOTE: St Ignatius College music captain Sophie Crothers admires the talent of internationally renowned composer and pianist Christopher Norton as he conducts a workshop at the school on Tuesday. The New Zealand-born mucisian visited St Ignatius while on an Australian tour.

HITTING THE RIGHT NOTE: St Ignatius College music captain Sophie Crothers admires the talent of internationally renowned composer and pianist Christopher Norton as he conducts a workshop at the school on Tuesday. The New Zealand-born mucisian visited St Ignatius while on an Australian tour.

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