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Courses and Events

 

 

 

HITCHIN, HERTFORDSHIRE

 

8 – 11 August 2010

 

TEMPLE DINSLEY SUMMER SCHOOL

 

PRINCESS HELENA COLLEGE, PRESTON, NR HITCHIN, HERTS SG4 7RT

 

 

Enquiries to Silvia Crusellas at silcruma@gmail.com

 

 

 

DORSET

 

22 – 29 August 2010

 

BRYANSTON INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL

 

Bryanston School, Blandford, Dorset

 

Residential course for violin, viola, cello and piano for ages 5 to 17.

 

Teaching faculty from LSG, UK, Europe and USA.

 

Teacher observers welcome

 

Contact Nick Pullinger 01372 720 088

nicholaspullinger@mac.com

 

 

 

DISS, NORFOLK


25-29 August 2010


RIDDLESWORTH RESIDENTIAL SUMMER MUSIC COURSE


For violin, viola and cello. Will include individual and group lessons, solo and group concerts, string quartets, musicianship, improvisation and an orchestra

Guest international teacher Jan Mathieson

Contact 020 8947 2885 marysandbrook@aol.com

 

 

CAMBRIDGE


17 - 19 SEPTEMBER 2010


ESA LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

 

Newnham College, Cambridge

 

Lectures - Practical Sessions - Discussions

4.30pm Friday 17 September to 3.30pm Sunday 19 September

Open to all ESA level 5 Suzuki Teachers and Teacher Trainers and those engaged in the leadership of a local or national Suzuki association.

Registration fee £220

Registration closes 1 August 2010

Further details www.europeansuzuki.org

Download a Conference Flyer here

 

EDINBURGH

1-3 October 2010
EDINBURGH SUZUKI STRINGS WORKSHOP

GEORGE WATSON COLLEGE, COLITON RD, EH10 5EG

Friday 1 October, 7pm (Parent evening) to Sunday 3 October 5pm.

Activities will include Orchestra, Chamber Groups, Master Classes...taught by a variety of international and local teachers.

Discount if booked before 31 August 2010.

For further details or to register for this event, please complete the online registration form:

www.edinburghsuzukistrings.org.uk

 

 

 

Other Suzuki and non-Suzuki events and websites you might be interested in…                                                                                                                                                          

 

 

www.littlecellist.com

 

littlecellist.com is a colourful new website specially launched for young people learning the cello. It has links to courses and events that young cellists might be interested in, as well as games and puzzles and a space to send in your own compositions, jokes and artwork. You can also find out about the lives of famous cellists!