A music teacher who has served Bermuda for decades will be honoured with a concert this Sunday.

Tailored for Greatness will recognise the impact of Daniel Hill, a vocal and music instructor who brought his musical talent to schools across the island.

An organiser said: “For decades, he has shaped voices and instilled excellence and confidence in his students.

“Now, it’s our turn to celebrate his legacy with an unforgettable night of music and gratitude.”

A renowned choir leader, Mr Hill has taught music at Sandys Secondary Middle School, Northlands Primary School and St George’s Secondary School, just to name a few.

Nicole Smith, an organiser for the event, said that Mr Hill was known for his dual passions of music and teaching, both of which he poured into students to help them find their potential.

She added: “Whether dressed impeccably or delivering a soul-stirring solo, Mr Hill embodies grace and creativity.

“This concert is a tribute to that legacy and a reminder that greatness is not measured only by how one performs but by how one pours into others.”

She added: “Let's honour a man whose legacy is about more than music, but also about nurturing people and creating opportunities for others to shine.”

The concert will take place on Sunday at 6.30pm, at the Bermuda Institute Auditorium on Middle Road, Southampton.

Former students, guest artists and accomplished musicians will perform and offer special tributes.

General admission tickets are $30, while tickets for patrons are $50. Both can be bought online at Ptix.