FREE Classical Music Course May Half Term

By emmamusic87
May 15, 2021 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 15, 2021

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Posted May 15, 2021

South London Strings is a community music group which provides free of charge classical music holiday courses for primary school aged children in Southwark, Lewisham and Lambeth. It is suitable for children who play violin, cello, viola or double bass at any level, even complete beginners!

We have classes in solfeggio, music theory, composition, musical appreciation and the children are put into string quartets to work with professional musicians on classical repertoire.

The dates are 1st-3rd June 10am-2pm with a concert live-streamed on the final day at 12.30. The course will take place in person at the Foundry SE11 5RR

For more information and to sign up online visit

wwww.southlondonstrings.co.uk

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