This page lists courses that are not specifically about recorder playing but may be of interest to recorder players.
| Sunday 11th March 2012
Tudor/Stuart Dance Workshop |
Wessex Branch Petersfield Community Centre, Love Lane, Petersfield GU31 4BW For recorder players and dancers Details and application form |
| Saturday 31st March 2012 10-4:30
Conducting Course (intermediate) |
Moira Usher Organised by Leicester Branch Greenfield Primary School Gwendoline Drive Countesthorpe LE8 5SG Details |
| Sun 1st – Sat 7th April 2012
Easter Early Music Course for recorder and viol players |
St George’s School, Ascot Tutors: Philip Thorby, Eileen Silcocks, Marion Scott, Emma Murphy, Alison Kinder, David Hatcher, Jane Francis, Tom Beets. Small consort groups; small and large ensembles; polychoral works; technical studies. Contact: Geri Coop info  easterearlymusiccourse orguk (infoeasterearlymusiccourseorguk) Web: www.easterearlymusiccourse.org.uk |
| Saturday 21st to Friday 27th July 2012
North West Early Music Forum |
Trafford Hall, Chester Trafford Hall is a grade 2 listed building near to Chester. Summer School provides an opportunity for musicians to study Renaissance music and performance practice in a happy, relaxed and informal atmosphere. Applications are invited from experienced early music enthusiasts, and from musicians with less knowledge and experience of Renaissance music who are seeking an introduction to the field. Music from Venice will particularly feature this year. Students with an interest in the music of the Renaissance period will find the Summer School a useful complement to their academic studies, since it has a strong historical focus as well as a practical bias. Some bursaries may be available for students. Tuition is given in consort playing and singing, these teaching sessions are complemented by workshops, lectures and seminars covering a wide range of historical topics, performance practice, or wider cultural issues. Specialist tuition is available for singers, and for players of the viol, lute, and recorder. Our tutors are:- Grace Barton, Deborah Catterall, Elizabeth Dodd, Martin Eastwell, David Hardie, and Peter Syrus. Application forms and brochures are available on the NWEMF web site www.nwemf.org.uk see also www.facebook.com/nwemf Or contact the course administrator Barbara Hammond phone – 0151 336 1640 email - bjh16_52 hotmailcom (bjh16_52hotmailcom) |
| 6-10 August, 2012
Historically Informed Summer School |
York St John University We launched this summer school for the first time in 2011 (it runs under the auspices of the North East Early Music Forum), and it was a great success. Our aim is to explore the connections between traditional & folk music and early music. For details see the attached brochure or the website http://www.hiss.org.uk/index.html |
| 24th September – 1st October 2012
Medieval Crossroads of Europe Music Workshop |
Schloss Glarisegg on the shore of the beautiful Lake Constance in Switzerland This week-long workshop will be lead by Vicki Boeckman, Clea Galanho, and Gayle and Philip Neuman. Please visit the Workshop’s Facebook page to see several picture galleries of the region, get more information about the historical and cultural significance of the surrounding area, scroll down to marvel at the biographies of the teachers, watch some short musical and instrument-making video clips, and much more. www.facebook.com/recorder.workshop Flyer Registration Form Contact: Esther Saulle-Simek (esthersaulle yahoocom) |
