Music for Everyone

A Musical Celebration: Spotlight on Youth
2023-07-01 15:30 (Europe/London) | Albert Hall, Nottingham, N Circus Street, Nottingham, NG1 5AA, United Kingdom
East Midlands Youth Band
East Midlands Youth String Orchestra
Nottingham Strictly Strings
Nottingham Youth Band
Vocals Youth Choir
Invited alumni members
Special guest artist: Sam Sweeney
Conductors: Josh Goodman, Tamaki Higashi, Jane McDouall, Rachel Parkes, Mike Shaw
3.30pm, Saturday 1st July 2023
Albert Hall, Nottingham

Join us as we celebrate Music for Everyone’s 40th Anniversary in an afternoon concert at Nottingham’s Albert Hall on Saturday 1st July 3.30pm, with the East Midlands & Nottingham Youth Bands, Strictly Strings, East Midlands Youth String Orchestra and our Vocals Choir featuring singers and players, past and present! There will also be a special performance from MfE’s World Drumming group in the Osborne Suite before the concert begins.
With special guest and Stringwise alumnus, folk musician Sam Sweeney, the concert will showcase our talented youth groups performing a varied programme, culminating in a grand finale with all performers in ‘Just Sing!’ from Trolls World Tour.

– The Four Decades of Music for Everyone –
Don’t miss the special 40th Anniversary Exhibition in the Albert Hall’s Osborne Foyer. Take a trip down memory lane with photographs from MfE events old and new, see our very first typewriter, letters and publicity and look back on 40 years of the famous MfE pencil!

Tickets: Adults £10, Children/Students £5
ONLINE BOOKING IS NOW CLOSED. TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE TO BUY ON THE DOOR.
DOORS OPEN FROM 3PM TO AUDIENCE MEMBERS, PLEASE DO COME ALONG EARLIER TO EXPERIENCE THE EXHIBITION IN THE OSBORNE SUITE
Book online and choose your seats via the ‘Book Tickets’ button below
Phone the MfE Box Office on 0115 958 9312
In Person (Monday – Friday, 11am – 4pm): Bookwise, 10 Goose Gate, Hockley NG1 1FF
Tickets available on the door, subject to availability

A Musical Celebration – Sunday 2nd July, 3.30pm Albert Hall, Nottingham
Do join us again for our Sunday concert, featuring over 300 members of MfE’s adult music groups performing music by Handel, Brahms, Carl Orff, Elgar, Rodgers and Hammerstein, and Queen! All finished off with a piece of birthday cake! Book tickets online at: https://www.music-for-everyone.org/event/a-musical-celebration-concert/

A Musical Celebration: Concert
2023-07-02 15:30 | Albert Hall, Nottingham, N Circus Street, Nottingham, NG1 5AA, United Kingdom
Join us in celebrating Music for Everyone’s 40th Anniversary, with an afternoon concert at Nottingham’s Albert Hall on Sunday 2nd July, 3.30pm, bringing together over 300 performers from MfE’s Daytime Voices, Daytime Orchestras, Festival Chorus, Concert Orchestra and Chamber Singers, past and present! MfE’s Sunday Afternoon Big Band and Flute Choir will also be performing in the Osborne Suite before the concert.
Opening with a brilliant new fanfare for choir and brass – Hail, Bright Cecilia! – to celebrate MfE’s 40th Birthday, the concert also includes ‘O Fortuna’ from Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana, the ‘Hallelujah Chorus’ from Handel’s Messiah, excerpts from Elgar’s Serenade for Strings and music by Rodgers and Hammerstein and Queen. All to say a special ‘THANK YOU’ to Angela Kay for 40 years of outstanding music-making in the East Midlands.

– The Four Decades of Music for Everyone –
Don’t miss the special 40th Anniversary Exhibition in the Albert Hall’s Osborne Foyer. Take a trip down memory lane with photographs from MfE events old and new, see our very first typewriter, letters and publicity and look back on 40 years of the famous MfE pencil!

Tickets: Adults £15, Children/Students £7.50 includes souvenir programme and birthday cake!
Book online via the ‘Buy Tickets’ button below.
Phone the MfE Box Office on 0115 958 9312
In Person (Monday – Friday, 11am – 4pm): Bookwise, 10 Goose Gate, Hockley NG1 1FF
ONLINE BOOKING IS NOW CLOSED. TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE TO BUY ON THE DOOR.
DOORS OPEN FROM 3PM TO AUDIENCE MEMBERS, PLEASE DO COME ALONG EARLIER TO EXPERIENCE THE EXHIBITION IN THE OSBORNE SUITE

Spotlight on Youth – Saturday 1st July, 3.30pm Albert Hall, Nottingham
Come and celebrate 40 years of MfE with our instrumental youth groups and Vocals Choir featuring alumni members. Programme to include magical folk-fiddling by special guest Sam Sweeney, national folk musician and former MfE Stringwise member.
Book tickets online: https://www.music-for-everyone.org/event/a-musical-celebration-spotlight-on-youth/

Christmas is Coming! Concert
2023-12-17 15:30 | Albert Hall, Nottingham, N Circus Street, Nottingham, NG1 5AA, United Kingdom
Nottingham Community Voices, Vocals Youth Choir
A traditional afternoon Christmas concert for all the family, with well-known carols and seasonal songs.
Tickets
Full £15, £12, £10; Conc. £14, £11, £9; Child/Student £5
*Online ticket booking is now closed. Tickets will be available on the door, subject to availability.
The office is not open on Saturdays, you can turn up from 3pm on Sunday at the Albert Hall for last minute tickets.*
We can accept payment by card, cash or cheque (payable to Music for Everyone)

Gloria! Concert
2024-02-03 19:30 | Albert Hall, Nottingham, N Circus Street, Nottingham, NG1 5AA, United Kingdom
Nottingham Festival Chorus, Nottingham Chamber Singers
Nottingham Concert Orchestra
Saturday 3rd February, 7.30pm
Albert Hall, Nottingham
Clara Orif soprano
Alex Robinson conductor
Online booking has now closed. TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE TO BUY ON THE DOOR. Doors open from 7pm.

The Music:

Experience a programme of thrilling repertoire by a 100+ strong choir and full symphony orchestra as they perform Glorias in all shapes and sizes by Poulenc, Rutter and others!

From the delicate to the extreme, from the bombastic to the intimate, this fantastic concert featuring over 200 musicians has it all! After the stage is set in Debussy’s La Cathedrale Engloutie, fanfares rain down from on high in the first half with music by Rutter and Weir before French Soprano, Clara Orif, lends her sweet lyricism to Poulenc’s breath-taking setting and the Chamber Singers take our breaths away in the second.

The Performers:

The Nottingham Festival Chorus is Music for Everyone’s flag-ship choir, a large-scale four-part chorus performing major classical and twentieth-century works, with the Nottingham Concert Orchestra. There are three intensive and highly enjoyable events per year, from a one day workshop to a full weekend course and concert. The concert will be conducted by Artistic Director Alex Robinson.

Soprano Clara Orif currently performs with Royal Academy Opera and is an Oxford Lieder Emerging Artist. Born in Paris into a Scottish family and based in London, Clara started out her singing career at a very early age at the renowned Maîtrise de Radio France, under the direction of Sofi Jeannin. Clara is a winner of the Richard Lewis / Jean Shanks Award and the Isabel Jay prize (2022). She was a semifinalist in the 2023 Marmande International Singing Competition. Clara is generously supported by the London Women’s Clinic Foundation Award.

The Venue: Nottingham’s historic and elegant Albert Hall is a comfortable concert venue located in Nottingham’s Castle Zone, next to the Nottingham Playhouse (follow signs for the Playhouse)
Parking is available on neighbouring streets and in multi-storey car parks nearby – Mount Street and Talbot Street – all within easy walking distance. Discounted parking rates, capped at £9.95, are available from NCP Mount Street, collect a validation ticket from the Albert Hall staff before you leave the event to pay on exiting the car park.
Public transport: The Nottingham Tram service runs every 7 – 15 minutes, with free car parking facilities around Nottinghamshire. The nearest tram stops are Royal Centre and Old Market Square, both 5 – 10 minute walk away. Being in the centre of Nottingham has the advantage of many bus services, with the main bus stations nearby. 5 Minute walk from Old Market Square, 15 minute walk from Victoria and Broadmarsh Bus Station.
Download the flyer here (pdf)
Tickets: Full £18 – £14, Conc. £17-13, Child/Student £5
Tickets are available to book online via the ‘Book Tickets’ button below, or you can book over the phone by calling our Box Office on 0115 9589312. We are happy to reserve your tickets whilst awaiting the arrival of your cheque, or you can pay when you collect at the venue.
Online booking has now closed. TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE TO BUY ON THE DOOR. Doors open from 7pm.

NCS Concert: Come, Comfort of the World
2024-10-12 | St John’s Church, Carrington
7.30pm, St John’s Church, Carrington, Saturday 12th October 2024
Nottingham Chamber Singers present:
Come, Comfort of the World: Songs of Hope and Consolation
A concert bringing the vitality and expressive detailing of a chamber choir performance to the presentation of works of hope and consolation.
Bach’s intimate Komm, Jesu, Komm takes us from earthly despair to comfort in the hope of heaven. Reger’s beautiful motet, with its rich, subtly shifting harmonies, evokes the restfulness of night and soothes away worldly cares. Brahms’ well-loved Requiem, both dramatic and comforting, appears in a fresh light in this chamber music version, with piano duet, the rarely-heard format which Brahms designed for the first London performance in 1871.
Performers
Formerly known as the East of England Singers, the Nottingham Chamber Singers have a busy concert schedule performing works across the full choral range, from William Byrd to Judith Weir. The choir’s refreshingly dynamic and committed performances continue to receive critical and public acclaim, led by Assistant conductor and Music for Everyone’s Assistant Artistic Director, Rachel Parkes.
Alison Rose, soprano
Alison is the winner of the 2015 Maggie Teyte Prize and a 2017 Leonard Ingrams Award. She is a graduate of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and the National Opera Studio, and is an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music.
Operatic roles include; Papagena, Die Zauberflöte (Glyndebourne Festival Opera); Barbarina, Le nozze di Figaro (Garsington Festival Opera & English National Opera); Governess,The Turn of the Screw (Bury Court Opera); Vixen, The Cunning Little Vixen (Grimeborn Festival / Arcola Theatre); Lady in Waiting, Gloriana (St Endellion Festival with Martyn Brabbins); Miranda, Arnold’s The Dancing Master (GSMD); Bětuška, Dvořák’s The Cunning Peasant (GSMD); Servilia, La Clemenza di Tito (RNCM).
Concert highlights include Vaughan Williams’ Serenade to Music at the BBC Last Night of the Proms, Handel’s Messiah at the Royal Albert Hall, Britten’s Les Illuminations at the Southwell Music Festival and solo recitals at the Oxford Lieder Festival and the Royal Opera House Crush Room. Recent highlights include her debut with Glyndebourne Festival Opera as Papagena in Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte, Mahler’s Symphony no.4 at the Southwell Music Festival and Britten’s Les Illuminations with Sian Edwards for the Lewes Festival of Song. Further performances include her debut with Opera North on their Whistle Stop Opera tour, and a return to ENO for a Studio Live production of Judith Weir’s Blonde Eckbert.
Alison continues her studies in London with Gary Coward.

William Burn, baritone
Baritone William Burn enjoys a busy career as a performer of oratorio and consort music from the Middle Ages to contemporary music. A native of Oxfordshire, he trained as a choral scholar at King’s College, London, then moving to live in Nuremberg, Germany, and finally settling in the East Midlands.
William has performed many oratorio roles, including the Bach Passions, Messiah, Judas Maccabeus, The Creation (including under the baton of Sir Nicholas McGegan at Nottingham Royal Concert Hall), Elijah, Vaughan Williams Five Mystical Songs, Dvorak Stabat Mater, Elgar The Dream of Gerontius, Rossini Petite Messe Solennelle and Stabat Mater and the requiems by Verdi, Mozart, Faure and Duruflé. Staged opera performances include Dido and Aeneas, Acis and Galatea, Mozart’s Bastien und Bastienne, and Lampe’s The Dragon of Wantley as part of the RossonWye International Festival.
A particular area of interest for song and Lieder, with recent programmes including Winterreise, Schumann’s Dichterliebe and Opus 24 and 39 cycles, Richard Rodney Bennett’s Songs Before Sleep, Wolf’s Michaelangelolieder and Quilter’s Seven Elizabethan Lyrics, along with Butterworth’s A Shropshire Lad at Southwell Minster and Dichterliebe in Derby Cathedral. William is the artistic director of The Nottingham Baroque Soloists, whose repertoire includes cantatas by Bach, Buxtehude’s Membra Jesu Nostri and Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle. He studies with Rachel Nicholls.
William also works as a translator and subtitler from German, specialising in academia and the social sciences. His recent work includes reports to the United Nations Human Rights Council and reports on human rights issues in Germany. He also provides English-language translations for the German Federal Government Press Agency. As a subtitler he specialises in documentaries for Arte, including work on arts, culture and human rights.

Conductor
Rachel Parkes was born and raised in Northamptonshire. She received her early musical education through the Royal School of Church Music and Northamptonshire County Performing Arts Service, and went on to gain a first class Honours degree in Music, and later a Masters in Music an
d Performance, from Royal Holloway, University of London. During her studies Rachel studied singing with Margaret Cable and Jessica Cash, she now receives coaching from Lynne Wayman.

Click here to download our 40th Anniversary brochure.
Tickets
Click here to find out about the NCS 40th Anniversary Ticket Discount Scheme (NB This link will take you to the Nottingham Chamber Singers website)
Full £14, Concession £13, Child/Student £5
Online Booking is now closed. Tickets will be available to buy on the door.

Concert: The Spirit of Spring
2025-04-05 15:00 | Sherwood Methodist Church, Devon Drive, Sherwood, NG5 2EN
East Midlands Youth String Orchestra
East Midlands Youth Band
Nottingham Youth Band
Nottingham Strictly Strings

Matt Appleyard, Claire Franklin, Tamaki Higashi conductors
Saturday 5th April, 3pm
Sherwood Methodist Church, Devon Drive, Sherwood, Nottingham NG5 2EN

Music for Everyone’s Strictly Strings, Youth String Orchestra & Youth Bands present a springtime concert. Come and listen to the exuberant talent of youth in an exciting and varied programme.
Tickets: Adult £7, Child/Student £4

Online booking is now closed. Tickets will be available to purchase on the door. Doors for audience open from 2.30pm

Concert: A Summer Celebration
2025-07-05 15:30 - 17:30 | St Luke’s Church, Leahurst Road, Gamston, NG2 6GL
East Midlands Youth String Orchestra
East Midlands Youth Band
Nottingham Youth Band
Nottingham Strictly Strings
Saturday 5th July, 3.30pm
St Luke’s Church, West Bridgford, NG2 6GL

Music for Everyone’s Strictly Strings, Youth String Orchestra & Youth Bands present a concert to celebrate summer! Come and listen to the exuberant talent of youth in an exciting and varied programme.
Tickets: Adult £7, Child/Student £4

Tickets will be available on the door subject to availability.

Summer School 2025 Showcase Concert
2025-08-06 | Trent College, Derby Road, Long Eaton, NG10 4AD
Come and join us for the Summer School Showcase Concert!
Date Wednesday 6th August 2025
Time 5pm
Venue Chapel followed by Oblensky, Trent College, Long Eaton
Price £7 to include drinks and light buffet

Join us for a joyful celebration as the Music for Everyone Summer School marks its tenth anniversary! The concert beings in the beautiful acoustics of the chapel, where the choir will perform a delightful mix of music – from the jazz-infused charm of John Rutter’s Birthday Madrigals, to the infectious energy of Pharrell Williams’ Happy. The choir will be joined by acclaimed vocal ensemble Sonoro for a special performance of Donizetti’s Per te d’immenso.
After this, we move to the nearby Obolensky Building for complimentary cold drinks and the second half of the concert. Here, the orchestra, wind band, saxophone ensemble and string ensemble will whisk us away on a musical adventure – soaring from Holst’s joyful Jupiter to Keiron Anderson’s heartfelt Homecoming, via Dunvegan with a few lively marches and dances along the way.
For the grand finale, the choir and orchestra come together for a sparkling performance of Verdi’s Libiamo, with soloists from Sonoro.
We cap off this unforgettable evening in true Summer School style – with our famous farewell buffet and celebratory drinks!

Tickets for the Summer School Concert are now closed.
Tickets that have been reserved or purchased in advance can be collected from the Summer School Box Office.

Voices of Venice Concert
2025-10-04 | St Nic’s Church, City Centre, 79 Main Marian Way, Nottingham, NG1 6AE
Nottingham Festival Chorus and Nottingham Chamber Singers present:
Voices of Venice
Saturday 4th October 2025
St Nic’s Church, Maid Marian Way, City Centre, Nottingham, NG1 6AE
5pm-6.30pm
Conductor: Alex Robinson
Chorus master: Rachel Parkes
Accompanist: Angela Foan
The Music:

Walk the golden streets of Venice in our first Festival Chorus concert of the season, focusing on the music of two of Venice’s greatest exports – Monteverdi and Vivaldi. The Vivaldi Gloria is one of his most famous works and a real joy to sing. Experience the splendour of the high baroque era from Europe’s cultural jewel with strings and harpsichords ringing out in celebration.

The Performers:

The Nottingham Festival Chorus is Music for Everyone’s flagship choir which welcomes singers for three exciting events each year, for workshops, courses & concerts. They perform major classical & 20th-century choral works in a dynamic four-part chorus. They are joined in this concert by the Nottingham Chamber Singers & Nottingham Concert Players who will be performing works by Monteverdi including Beatus Vir, Christe Adoramus and Gloria a 7.

Tickets: Full £15, Conc. £14, Child/Student £5
Tickets are no longer available to book online. Tickets will be available on the door.

The Creation
2026-02-07 | Albert Hall, Nottingham, N Circus Street, Nottingham, NG1 5AA, United Kingdom
Nottingham Festival Chorus presents
The Creation
Saturday 7th February, 6pm
Albert Hall, Nottingham
Join the Nottingham Festival Chorus for an immersive, multi-sensory performance of Haydn’s choral masterpiece The Creation. Fine Artist and Composer, Caroline Bordignon, will bring a dynamic, visual dimension to the performance – as she paints in real time, her evolving artwork will mirror the unfolding drama of Haydn’s score, from the chaos before light, to the emergence of life and nature. Through her exploration of colour, light, space, and time, and the ways these elements interrelate through synaesthesia, Bordignon will create a profound synthesis of sound and image – music inspiring art, and art, in turn, amplifying the expressive power of music.

The Music:

Haydn, The Creation

The Performers:

Alex Robinson, Conductor
Rachel Parkes, Chorus Master
Angela Foan, Accompanist
Eleri Gwilym, Soprano
Harry Grigg, Tenor
William Burn, Bass
Live art, Caroline Bordignon
Nottingham Concert Players
The Festival Chorus (NFC)

The Nottingham Festival Chorus is Music for Everyone’s flag-ship choir, a large-scale four-part chorus performing major classical and twentieth-century works, with the Nottingham Concert Orchestra. There are three intensive and highly enjoyable events per year, from a one day workshop to a full weekend course and concert.

The Venue: Nottingham’s historic and elegant Albert Hall is a comfortable concert venue located in Nottingham’s Castle Zone, next to the Nottingham Playhouse (follow signs for the Playhouse)
Parking is available on neighbouring streets and in multi-storey car parks nearby – Mount Street and Talbot Street – all within easy walking distance. Discounted parking rates, capped at £9.95, are available from NCP Mount Street, collect a validation ticket from the Albert Hall staff before you leave the event to pay on exiting the car park.
Public transport: The Nottingham Tram service runs every 7 – 15 minutes, with free car parking facilities around Nottinghamshire. The nearest tram stops are Royal Centre and Old Market Square, both 5 – 10 minute walk away. Being in the centre of Nottingham has the advantage of many bus services, with the main bus stations nearby. 5 Minute walk from Old Market Square, 15 minute walk from Victoria and Broadmarsh Bus Station.
Tickets: Full £19 – £15, Conc. £18-14, Child £5, Students free (on production of valid student ID)
Tickets are no longer available to purchase online but will be available on the door from 5pm.

Workshop Day: NCM From West End to Broadway
2026-03-07 | John Godber Centre, Ogle Street, Nottingham, NG15 7FQ
Musicals workshop day and concert: From West End to Broadway!
Music for Everyone invites you to come and sing in an entertaining workshop of well known hits from the musicals and West End. Enjoy the glitz and glam of the theatre with our special guest compere and baritone soloist Simon Theobald, conducted by MfE’s Artistic Director, Rachel Parkes, and accompanied by Angela Foan.
Programme to include songs from Mary Poppins, Cabaret and Oklahoma!
The day will finish with an informal cabaret-style concert including a performance from MfE’s Open Voices choir.
All music will be provided on the workshop day.
Parking is available at the venue and Hucknall tram stop is an 11 minute walk away.
Timetable:
Saturday 7 March
John Godber Centre, Ogle Street, Hucknall, Nottingham, NG15 7FQ
10.00am – 6:30pm

This course is now full. Please contact the office to be put on the waiting list.

To book tickets for the concert please use this link.

Concert: From West End to Broadway
2026-03-07 | John Godber Centre, Ogle Street, Nottingham, NG15 7FQ
From West End to Broadway: A Musical Extravaganza!
Saturday 7th March 2026
John Godber Centre, Ogle Street, Hucknall, Nottingham, NG15 7FQ
Bar opens: 4.30pm
Concert: 5pm – 6:15pm
Enjoy an enchanting cabaret performance featuring music from Mary Poppins, Cabaret and Oklahoma! Unwind with a drink from the bar as you soak in the magic of live performance.
Enjoy the glitz and glam of the theatre with our special guest compere and baritone soloist Simon Theobald, conducted by MfE’s New Artistic Director, Rachel Parkes, and accompanied by Angela Foan.
Ticket Prices:
Adult: £8
Child: £0
Online ticket sales are now closed, but tickets can be bought on the door at the event.

Concert: Instruments in Bloom
2026-03-15 15:30 - 17:30 | Grange Hall, Vicarage Lane, Radcliffe on Trent, NG12 2FB, United Kingdom
East Midlands Youth String Orchestra
East Midlands Youth Band
Nottingham Youth Band
Nottingham Strictly Strings

Conductors: Claire Franklin, Tamaki Higashi, Erika Zeckser Owen

Sunday 15th March, 3:30pm
Grange Hall, Radcliffe, NG12 2FB

Music for Everyone’s youth music groups present their end of term concert. Join them as they showcase their hard work and perform a fun and wide ranging programme of music from classical to film and tv favourites – a perfect way to spend Mother’s Day.

Tickets
Adult £8, Child/Student £4
Tickets can be purchased below. Please keep your email confirmation as this will be needed on the day.

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NCS Concert - Cathedrals of Sound
2026-04-25 | St Johns, Beeston Parish Church, Middle Street, Beeston, NG9 1GA
Saturday 25th April 2026, 7.30pm, St John the Baptist Church (Beeston Parish Church), NG9 1EJ
Nottingham Chamber Singers and Wind Ensemble
Conductor: Angela Kay
Programme to include:
Bruckner – Mass No.2 in E minor
Górecki – Totus tuus
Vaughan Williams – Let all the world in every corner sing
The programme uses the spaces of the church to enfold the audience in music composed for special buildings and occasions. Bruckner’s sonorous Mass in E Minor, scored for eight-part choir and wind ensemble, takes us to the ‘new’ cathedral in Linz, Austria, while other composers convey us through England, France and Poland to Italy – from Durham Cathedral to St Mark’s in Venice, via Warsaw’s Chopin Airport!
Tickets
Tickets are available to book online via the button below or you can book over the phone by calling our Box Office on 0115 9589312. We are happy to reserve your tickets whilst awaiting the arrival of your cheque, or you can pay when you collect at the venue.
Full £15, Concession £14, Child/Student £5

Vocals: Heroes and Villains!
2026-05-09 - 2026-05-10 | NTU Clifton Campus, College Drive, Clifton, Nottingham, NG11 8NS
Singing workshop on Saturday 9th May: Nottingham Trent University, Clifton Campus, NG11 8NS
Concert on Sunday 10th May: Albert Hall, Nottingham

A vocal celebration of heroes, villains, and big, brave singing!
Grab your cape, practise your hero pose, or try out your cheekiest villain grin – it’s time to sing! We can’t wait to learn, laugh, and have fun together in this action‑packed vocals adventure with songs from Hercules, K-Pop Demon Hunters and more.

Singers will be divided into three age-group choirs:
• Vocals 1 (school yrs 1-2)
• Vocals 2 (school yrs 3-4)
• Vocals 3 (school yrs 5-8)
A music pack with rehearsal tracks will be sent about 4 weeks before the course, giving everyone the chance to learn the songs before the singing weekend and concert in Nottingham’s famous Albert Hall.

Timetable:
Saturday 9th May – Workshop Day
Nottingham Trent University, Clifton Campus, NG11 8NS
Workshops: 10.30am – 4.30pm
Sunday 10th May – Concert
Albert Hall, Nottingham, NG1 5AA
Rehearsal: 11.30am – 2.45pm
Concert: 3.30pm – 5.30pm

How much does it cost?
The enrolment fee for Vocals 2025 is £30. (Less 10% discount if two or more children from the same family are enrolling for this course).
Booking is now open online via the form below. For more information, please email anna@music-for-everyone.org
We don’t want anyone to be excluded from MfE activities because of their financial circumstances and there is a subsidised scheme available for any who needs it. Please contact anna@music-for-everyone.org if this is the case.
If you have any issues with PayPal or card payments, please call the office on 0115 9589312 and we can take your booking over the phone or offer alternative payment methods.

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