Ensembles led by Norfolk Music Service perform annually at the Norfolk County Music Festival as part of their regular Spring term performance schedule.
The event is a non-competitive opportunity for the ensembles to to play for an audience in a large venue and then listen to an adjudicator comment on the performances.
Friday 6 March 2020: Orchestras evening
- Aylsham Cluster Ensemble
Arrival & sign up by 5.30pm
Class time 6–7.20pm
Parents and supporters are warmly encouraged to come along and listen to the performances. Entry costs £3.50 for the audience or a £5 programme enables free entry to the whole Festival. Find out more >>
Ensembles led by Norfolk Music Service perform annually at the Norfolk County Music Festival as part of their regular Spring term performance schedule.
The event is a non-competitive opportunity for the ensembles to to play for an audience in a large venue and then listen to an adjudicator comment on the performances.
Tuesday 10 March 2020: Jazz Bands
- Norfolk Schools’ Training Jazz Band
Arrival & sign up by 5.30pm
Class time 6–7.15pm
- Norfolk Schools’ Jazz Orchestra
Arrival & sign up by 5.30pm
Class time 6–7.15pm
Parents and supporters are warmly encouraged to come along and listen to the performances. Entry costs £3.50 for the audience or a £5 programme enables free entry to the whole Festival. Find out more >>
Ensembles led by Norfolk Music Service perform annually at the Norfolk County Music Festival as part of their regular Spring term performance schedule.
The event is a non-competitive opportunity for the ensembles to to play for an audience in a large venue and then listen to an adjudicator comment on the performances.
Wednesday 11 March 2020: String Ensembles
- Norwich Strings
Arrival & sign up by 5.30pm
Class time 6–7pm
- Holt Training Strings
Arrival & sign up by 5.30pm
Class time 6–7pm
- Norfolk County Strings
Arrival & sign up by 8pm
Class time 8.30–9.30pm
Parents and supporters are warmly encouraged to come along and listen to the performances. Entry costs £3.50 for the audience or a £5 programme enables free entry to the whole Festival. Find out more >>
Ensembles led by Norfolk Music Service perform annually at the Norfolk County Music Festival as part of their regular Spring term performance schedule.
The event is a non-competitive opportunity for the ensembles to to play for an audience in a large venue and then listen to an adjudicator comment on the performances.
Tuesday 3 March 2020: Wind Bands
- Norfolk Schools’ Training Wind Band
Arrival & sign up by 4.45pm
Class time 5–5.30pm
- Norfolk Schools’ Wind Band
Arrival & sign up by 6.55pm
Class time 7.10–9.30pm
- Norfolk County Symphonic Wind Band
Arrival & sign up by 6.55pm
Class time 7.10–9.30pm
Parents and supporters are warmly encouraged to come along and listen to the performances. Entry costs £3.50 for the audience or a £5 programme enables free entry to the whole Festival. Find out more >>
Norfolk & Norwich Chamber Music are hosting a weekend of performances with Nicholas Daniel and friends.
On Sunday 26 January, Nicholas Daniel will be holding a masterclass with selected oboe students from Norfolk and Suffolk.
Free admission to audience to sit in. Find out more >>
Nicholas Daniel’s weekend of concerts contrasts a programme of music for piano and winds with one for oboe and strings.
Saturday evening’s concert includes the premiere of a new piece by Alexander Goehr specially commissioned for the occasion by Norfolk & Norwich Chamber Music.
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This CPD event is available free of charge to all schools signed up to any Hub Subscription Package or £75 otherwise.
The session caters for those already familiar with Musical School but looking to extend their use and knowledge of the award-winning programme. We will explore the range of resources it provides, how to create and share lessons with your classes, its Assessment Framework, Creative Apps, Song Centre and more.
Venue: Drayton Infant School, NR8 6EP
Date/Time: Tuesday 17 March, 4pm – 5.30pm
This event is now fully booked, but you can register your interest to be put on a waiting list.
*Unfortunately this event has been postponed. We hope to confirm new dates for our CPD sessions in due course.*
Soloists and smaller ensembles from Sistema in Norwich will perform a range of pieces, showcasing the students’ exceptional development as a musical ensemble. In this intimate and special concert, young musicians are given a platform to express their own voices and musicality.
£4 Full / £3 Concs / £2 Sistema Parents
Under 16s FREE
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We are offering young jazz players a free opportunity to attend a Masterclass with BBC Big Band at Norwich Theatre Royal, followed by an opportunity to watch an Open Rehearsal ahead of the concert.
The Masterclass is suitable for more advanced jazz players, however the Open Rehearsal may also interest beginner or intermediate players.
Register at bit.ly/NMSjazz0112
Are you interested in playing in bands, songwriting and meeting other young musicians?
Our Saturday ‘Skool’ sessions are returning and will provide young people the opportunity to jam together, get tuition from our professionals, learn how to use digital recording equipment and develop your own songwriting skills in a fun and relaxed environment.
No experience required. If you have your own instrument bring it along but don’t worry if you don’t as plenty will be provided.
There will be 3 sessions in the Summer term, 25 April, 6 June, 4 July 2020.
*Please note that these sessions have been postponed following the announcements from the Government regarding Coronavirus. Attendees will be informed.*
Register online
On Saturday 7 December, Norwich Philharmonic Orchestra are performing one of the major A-level set works, Berlioz ‘Symphonie Fantastique’, marking the 150th anniversary of the composer’s death.
Read more:
https://www.norfolkmusichub.org.uk/site/norwich-phil-to-perform-berlioz-symphonie-fantastique/
