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Choral Workshop with Brian Kay
8th October 2022
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10am – 5.00pm at the Nottingham Trent University, Clifton Campus NG11 8NS
Come to Music for Everyone’s Autumn Choral Workshop with Brian Kay.
We are delighted to present this fabulous day of music-making, led by the irrepressible Brian Kay, conductor, broadcaster and singer. A founding member of the King’s Singers, Brian has spent a lifetime in music and is well-known for BBC radio and television broadcasts as well as his work as an international choral and orchestral conductor.
The music chosen by Brian is guaranteed to lift the spirits: Bob Chilcott’s attractive Dances of Time, George Dyson’s joyous Three Songs of Praise and, to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Vaughan Williams’ birth, a beautiful a capella choral arrangement of his song Linden Lea.
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All music will be provided on the day.
Workshop Day Timetable – Saturday 8th October 2022
9:45 – 10:00am Registration
10:00 – 12:30pm Morning session (with refreshment break)
12:30 – 1.30pm Lunch (please bring a packed lunch)
1:30 – 5.00pm Afternoon session (with refreshment break and informal performance at 4.30pm)
Workshop Fee
The fee includes all music copies, the workshop experience and coffee or tea at the morning and afternoon breaks.
MfE Subscribing Members – £20; Non-members – £25.
Benefit Claimants/Students – £10; First timers’ special fee £10. If you have never been to an MfE singing workshop before then come along for a special discounted fee of £10.
How to enrol
ONLINE BOOKING IS NOW CLOSED. TO JOIN THE WAITING LIST, PLEASE PHONE THE OFFICE ON 0115 9589312
Online – pay by card:
Click the button above and fill in your details: Payment can be made via PayPal or debit/credit card.
By post – pay by cheque:
Please download and complete this pdf form and post it, together with your enrolment cheque (made payable to Music for Everyone) to Music for Everyone, 10 Goose Gate, Hockley, Nottingham NG1 1FF
For any further information, email admin@music-for-everyone.org or telephone 0115 9589312