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Duchess of Cambridge played the piano for the first time in public
She performed during a special carol service in Westminster Abbey
Kate performed with British pop star Tom Walker on Christmas eve

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Watch: At Royal Carol Concert, Duchess of Cambridge plays piano in public for the first time

Name: Watch: At Royal Carol Concert, Duchess of Cambridge plays piano in public for the first time
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Description: The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton played the piano for the first time in public during a special carol service in London's Westminster Abbey broadcast on Christmas Eve. Kate performed with British pop star Tom Walker, wh...

Kate performed with British pop star Tom Walker, who sung a rendition of his emotional single 'For Those Who Can't Be Here.'

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Watch: At Royal Carol Concert, Duchess of Cambridge plays piano in public for the first time

The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton played the piano for the first time in public during a special carol service in London's Westminster Abbey broadcast on Christmas Eve.

Kate performed with British pop star Tom Walker, who sung a rendition of his emotional single 'For Those Who Can't Be Here.'

The televised event, which was dedicated to those who have supported their communities during the coronavirus pandemic, also included performances by a choir and well-known artists including Ellie Goulding and Leona Lewis.

It was attended by several groups, including soldiers who aided evacuations from Afghanistan, carers, faith leaders and people who were isolated during the pandemic.

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