Coming soon?November 26th - Performance Opportunity with Chamber Cellos

By sarahmak
October 9, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 9, 2017

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Posted October 9, 2017

Perhaps you already sing in a choir or play in an orchestra, but haven?t yet had a chance to try a solo?

In the relaxed setting of a house in Herne Hill, amateur musicians and singers are invited to join us for an opportunity to perform solo in an informal living room concert. An accompanist will be provided for rehearsals on the day. Kim will offer as much advice and support as you like! There will be plenty of tea, cake and encouragement.

The cost of taking part is ?40.

For more information see www.chambercellos.co.uk

and to book, please contact: [email protected]

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