Making Music Courses
Join in on one of our string chamber music weekends or bring your Viol Consort and brush up on your skills. Come and play your recorder with like minded students, beginners and intermediates welcome. Some of our programmes allow you to pick up an instrument for the first time; others require some ability or the willingness to play in an ensemble.
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This course is for singers and instrumentalists of intermediate standard. Sight reading is not essential. We will explore the repertoire of West Gallery Church Music, the cheerful and exciting music performed in churches from c1700-1850. It differs from the …
More InfoThis is a new Farncombe course, designed for guitarists who have basic chord playing skills to have fun creating new songs. No prior experience of song-writing is required. The course will involve activity workshops, solo creative writing, peer and tutor …
More InfoHere’s an opportunity to play jazz in a small group: rhythm section and front line. Rehearse arrangements of popular jazz pieces, then learn useful ways of improvising on them. Theory is touched on as necessary, but the emphasis is on …
More InfoA chance to play original works and arrangements of orchestral/vocal pieces by English composers such as Byrd, Gibbons, Marshall, Handel and Cooke. Performance practice, technique and ensemble skills will be covered. This weekend course is aimed at competent recorder players …
More InfoOne of the fastest growing musical pastimes is playing the ukulele. This course is aimed at those who do not read music and have never played an instrument before. A ukulele is needed, of course, but those without one can …
More InfoThis deservedly popular course with three hugely-experienced, friendly and enthusiastic tutors is primarily for pre-formed chamber music groups, but we may be able to fit individual players into an ensemble, depending on other applicants. Each group receives plenty of coaching …
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