Did you learn to play an instrument when you were at school but haven’t got it out of the case for a long time? Or have you taken up playing an instrument in adult life just for fun? Do you like playing orchestral music? Were you a member of the school recorder group?
If the answer is YES to any of these questions then come to Blow the Dust off your Instrument 2019 course.
Conducted by Angela Kay and Gill Henshaw, this playing day will give you the chance to renew your old skills or put new-found ones into practice in a friendly, relaxed and supportive environment.
The music has been chosen to give scope to players of all abilities and will include the thrilling ‘March‘ from the Karelia Suite by Sibelius, Glazonov’s exuberant ‘Bacchanale‘ from The Seasons, Fauré’s haunting Sicilienne and for memories of the big screen, Hooray for Hollywood!
There will also be items for wind band and string orchestra. The recorder ensemble will also have a varied diet of music carefully chosen by their conductor, Sheila Richards.
The instrumental parts will be sent out in advance of the course, to give you time to get to grips with the notes ahead of the day itself.
Please note: This course is not suitable for players of a standard below Associated Board Grade 2 (except recorders)
Prices:
Full £38.00 (Benefit Claimant/student £18.00)
Recorders £22.00 (Benefit Claimant/student £10.00)
How to enrol:
Call the Music for Everyone team on 0115 958 9312 (office hours Monday - Friday), email admin@music-for-everyone.org or visit our website.
Outline Timetable:
Sat 5 Jan 2019
Albert Hall, Nottingham
9.40am – Registration opens (NB Registration for recorders at 1.15pm)
10.00am – Morning rehearsals (to include coffee break)
12.30pm – Meal break
1.15pm – Registration opens for recorders
1.30pm – Afternoon rehearsals for all players (to include tea break)
4.45pm – Break
5.00pm – Informal concert for friends and family
6.00pm – End
