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Press release: ‘Sing for Gaza’ event, 14 Feb, Oxford’

 Violins and Roses a 'Sing 4 Gaza' event organised by Sylvia Vetta and Malcolm Atkins

Malcolm Atkins by Malcolm Atkins
11 February 2026
in Human Rights, Music, Palestine
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images courtesy of the 'Sing 4 Gaza' and the Hands Up projects

images courtesy of the 'Sing 4 Gaza' and the Hands Up projects

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Malcolm Atkins and Sylvia Vetta started Sing 4 Gaza because they want people anywhere to explore a different tone of protest to make it easier to engage with people.

This Saturday 14 Feb 3-4.30 they’ve organised a fundraising event for The Hands Up Project in Kennington Village Centre. 

Violins & Roses is a family event and won’t be distressing. We hope to connect by zoom to some young poets in the west Bank (ages 9-16) and we will be showing this beautiful animated film about taking a violin to Gaza

Gaza film In the beginning was the sound

After tea there’ll be live music provided by members of Confluence Collective and Palestinian dancing which everyone can join in with. Entrance is free but we’d welcome donations to The Hands Up Project.

It’s a charity which, through its network of volunteers, connects children around the world with young people in Palestine. By means of online interaction, drama and storytelling activities, it enables the use of creativity and self-expression to promote mutual understanding, personal growth, and the development of English language skills.

For further information about the event contact Sylvia Vetta on 07809054969

For information about the music contact Malcolm on 07872991287 


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Malcolm lives in Oxford. He says of himself: "I am a lapsed Marxist European composer/performer perturbed by the corporatisation of learning and the privatisation of compassion instrumental in the decline of the small island I inhabit. My main interest is in bringing communities together through sharing the combinations of sounds and movements that define our cultural identities. I have all the expected paperwork - diploma, degree, MA , PhD etc and a very nice garden. "

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