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BRANCHES This page was last modified on Saturday June 14, 2008 at 17:43 |
About the Country and Overseas Branch The Country and Overseas branch is for overseas players and also for players in Britain who do not have a branch near them. Membership entitles you to receive the quarterly Recorder Magazine and you will also receive a membership list with your first issue. How to Join: The cost of membership is £22 for ordinary members, and £17.50 for students (for addresses outside the UK), and £18 for ordinary members or £13.50 for students (for addresses inside the UK). It is also possible for several members of the same household to join for the same cost as an ordinary member (£22 or £18, depending on the address), if you are happy to receive one copy of the magazine per household.. If you are interested in joining then please send a sterling cheque for the appropriate amount made payable to the "Society of Recorder Players" to the following address:
Please note that where cheques are drawn on a foreign bank, the bank must have connections with a British bank. It is also now possible to pay by credit card if this is more convenient. For further details, or any other queries about the Country and Overseas branch then please . Current Membership Breakdown
News and Events Attention Country and Overseas Members: This website is for your use. Do you have any concerts, events or musical activities which you wish to display here? Do you have any comments or suggestions regarding this website? Please e-mail any details to me: Are you interested in Early Music? If so, then you may be interested to know that the Early Music Network, UK have a website. To visit their website, please click here. COS Member Patsy Moore has her own website. It gives details of the orchestra which she runs for Newbury College and which provides an introduction to orchestral playing for adult beginners, returners and "rusties". The site is also a point of contact for the unbarred editions of Renaissance Polyphonic music which she publishes (as Moore music) and which work very well on recorders. To visit Patsy's website click here. Further Information |