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Concerts Groups WorkshopsSeason BrochureSeptember 2024 - February 2025

Music for Everyone (MfE) are proud to present our season brochure, showcasing the diverseprogramme of musical opportunities available from September 2024 to February 2025. ConcertsIn the first half of our 42nd season, concerts will be brought to you by the NottinghamChamber Singers as they launch their 40th anniversary season, and the NottinghamFestival Chorus who will be singing In the King’s Company. There will also be three joyfulconcerts in December to celebrate the festive season.Workshops and GroupsFrom instrumental workshop days with Bandwise, Stringwise, the Recorder Consort andBlow the Dust, to festive singing in December and Mozart’s C Minor Mass in January &February, there really is something for everyone! Whatever your level, as a singer or player, you will find something for you in this brochure.Come along and enjoy high quality music-making in a friendly atmosphere, and be inspired byour dynamic and talented conductors.We look forward to seeing you.MfE TeamFor further details about any event that interests you, telephone our Administrator, 0115 9589312, email admin@music-for-everyone.org or visit our website at: www.music-for-everyone.orgMusic for Everyone, 10 Goose Gate, Hockley, Nottingham NG1 1FF BROCHURE KEYCN WKRRGConcertsWorkshops & CoursesRegularly Rehearsing GroupsDTODTVEMYBEMYSONCMNCONCSNFCNLVNSSNYBOVSAMDaytime OrchestraDaytime VoicesEast Midlands Youth BandEast Midlands Youth String OrchestraNottingham Community MusicNottingham Concert OrchestraNottingham Chamber SingersNottingham Festival ChorusNottingham Lunchtime VoicesNottingham Strictly StringsNottingham Youth BandOpen VoicesSunday Afternoon MusicMusic for EveryoneAngela Kay MBE Founder & Artistic AdviserAlex Robinson Artistic DirectorBoard of TrusteesJohn Hess ChairGary Ackrill, Rachel Emmett, Catherine Hocking,Josie Tanvir, Janet WoottonRegistered Charity No. 1153412Welcome to the 2024/25 season of high-quality concertsand exciting music-making opportunities presented byMusic for Everyone. Welcome!HWBHealth & Wellbeing

EVENTS CALENDARSEPTEMBERDATEEVENTGENREThursday 12thVENUETIMEPAGENYB Autumn term begins Beeston Methodist Church5.30pmWeek commencing 23rdRecorder Workshop DayNTU Clifton 10amWednesday 4th NCS Autumn term begins St Luke’s Church, Gamston7.30pmSaturday 14thDTO Autumn term beginsVarious 10amSunday 29thEMYSO, EMYB, NSS Autumn termNTU Clifton 2pmSaturday 5thNFC Workshop In the King’s CompanyNTU Clifton 10amRRGRRGWKRRGRRGWKSaturday 7thYouth concert Countdown to Christmas Kingswood Methodist Church3.30pmSunday 8thNCS The Story of ChristmasHucknall Parish Church 3.30pmSunday 17thBig Youth Music Experience Albert Hall, Nottingham3.30pmCNCNCNSaturday 14th Vocals Christmas is Coming! NTU Clifton2pmWKWeek of 2nd & 9th NCM Christmas is Coming!Various VariousWKN.B. Whilst every effort will be made to keep to the advertised programmes Music for Everyone reserves the right to make any necessary changes111451314-15534747Sunday 6th NFC Concert In the King’s Company St John’s Church, Beeston3.30pmCN3Week commencing 16thDTV, NLV, OV Autumn term begins VariousVariousRRG11-12, 16Saturday 9thBandwise! South Notts AcademyVariousWKSunday 10thStringwise! South Notts AcademyVariousWK66Sunday 15th Christmas is Coming!Albert Hall, Nottingham 3.30pmCN4OCTNOVDECEMBERSaturday 11th Blow the Dust off your InstrumentAlbert Hall, Nottingham 10amWK8Saturday 12th NCS Brahms Requiem St John’s Church, Carrington7.30pmCN3Saturday 1st NFC, NCO, NCS The Singing BrideAlbert Hall, Nottingham 7.30pmCN4Sat/Sun 25th & 26th NFC The Singing BrideNTU Clifton VariousWK9JANFEBSunday 15thSAM Autumn term begins NTU Clifton2.30pmRRG13

Nottingham Chamber SingersBandwise & Stringwise instrumentalistsBig Youth Music ExperienceSunday 17 November, 3.30pmAlbert Hall, Nottingham NG1 5AAConcert pass: Adult £8.50, Child/Student £4CNCONCERTS3 0115 958 9312 www.music-for-everyone.orgNottingham Festival Chorus In the King‘s CompanySunday 6 October, 3.30pmSt John’s Church, Beeston NG9 1GADon't miss this bombastic celebration of giants ofearly opera, Handel and Rameau! Also featuringmusic by Lully, Purcell and Charpentier, you'll get athorough dose of royal pomp and majesty.Tickets: Full £15, Concession £14, Child/Student £5Come, Comfort of the World:Songs of Hope and ConsolationSaturday 12 October, 7.30pm St John’s Church, CarringtonTickets: Full £14, Concession £13, Child/Student £5 BRAHMS A German Requiem Op. 45 J.S BACH Come, Jesu come BWV 229 REGER The Hermit Op. 144a

MfE Youth groupsNottingham Chamber SingersNottingham Community Voices & Vocals ChoirNottingham Festival ChorusCNCONCERTSwww.music-for-everyone.org 0115 958 9312 4The Story of ChristmasSunday 8 December, 3.30pmHucknall Parish ChurchTickets: Full £14, Concession £13, Child/Student £5Countdown to ChristmasSaturday 7 December, 3.30pmKingswood Methodist Church, WollatonTickets: Adults £8, Child/Student £4The Singing Bride: Mozart C Minor MassSaturday 1 February, 7.30pmAlbert Hall, Nottingham NG1 5AATickets: Full £18 - £14, Concession £17 - £13, Child/Student £5Christmas is Coming!Sunday 15 December, 3.30pmAlbert Hall, Nottingham NG1 5AATickets: Full £15, Concession £14, Child/Student £5

Nottingham Festival ChorusIn the King’s CompanySaturday 5 October, 9.30am - 5pmNottingham Trent University, Clifton NG11 8NSSunday 6 October, 12pm - 4.30pmSt John’s Church, Beeston NG9 1GAHis royal majesty invites you, his most gifted musicalservants to perform the very best of Baroque Opera! This Festival Chorus we will be singing the scrumptiouschoruses from Handel's Acis and Galatea andRameau's Castor et Pollux, two towering 18th centurydramatic works for the stage, performed in the King'scapital by his most esteemed musicians. Evoke theflowing waters and inspire the shepherdess in Handel'sLondon, then mourn the death of great heroes andexplore the horrors of the underworld in Rameau'sParis. Don't miss this bombastic celebration of the giants ofearly opera! Also featuring music by Lully, Purcell andCharpentier, you'll get a thorough dose of royal pompand majesty.Mixed choir of 100+ voices, no auditions Expertly led, highly enjoyable rehearsal weekendsDistance-learning packs Recorder Workshop DaySaturday 14 September 10am - 4.30pmNottingham Trent University, Clifton NG11 8NSEnjoy a day of recorder playing, including relaxedand friendly rehearsals with the chance to exploremore advanced repertoire, or focus on the chosenmusic. The workshop day will be led by ChrisMcDouall. Chris is an experienced recorder playerwho is sure to bring the best out of everyone.Music chosen reflects a broad sweep of styles, fromthe heyday of the Renaissance to the present day.Music will be sent out approximately 3 weeks beforethe workshop.WORKSHOPS AND COURSESWK5 0115 958 9312 www.music-for-everyone.orgWK WKCN

Bandwise!Saturday 9 NovemberSouth Notts Academy, Radcliffe on TrentSunday 17 NovemberAlbert Hall, Nottingham NG1 5AACome to Bandwise! an instrumental workshop day& informal concert for all young woodwind, brassand percussion players of grade 2 standard andabove. Rehearsals are led by experiencedconductors and a team of specialistinstrumentalists on the workshop day.There are two bands: Bandwise 1: grade 2-4 Bandwise 2: grade 5+ Stringwise!Sunday 10 NovemberSouth Notts Academy, Radcliffe on TrentSunday 17 NovemberAlbert Hall, Nottingham NG1 5AAStringwise! is an instrumental workshop day &informal concert for all young string players fromgrade 0 - 5+. Rehearsals are led by experiencedconductors and a team of specialist instrumentalistson the workshop day. There will be three orchestras:Stringwise 1: beginners to grade 1Stringwise 2: grade 2-4Stringwise 3: grade 5+ Sign up to Bandwise and Stringwise online now,10% discount for 2 or more children from the samefamily.A music pack, including rehearsal tracks will be sentout approximately 4 weeks before the course. Familyand friends are invited to watch the informal concertthe following weekend at Nottingham's Albert Hall!WKWORKSHOPS AND COURSESWKwww.music-for-everyone.org 0115 958 9312 6CNWKCN

Nottingham Community VoicesChristmas is Coming!Sunday 15th December11am - 6pmAlbert Hall, Nottingham NG1 5AAMembers of Nottingham Community Voices are invitedto join with other MfE choirs, both adult and youth, inpresenting this popular, traditional afternoon concert forall the family.Sign up through your choir or online, optional rehearsalsare open to all singers beforehand, dates below. Fulldetails of these sessions will be sent out closer to thetime. Music can be collected at the first rehearsal orposted to you.John Godber Centre, Hucknall: 2 & 9 DecemberSouthwell Methodist Church: 2 & 9 DecemberWest Bridgford Baptist Church: 3 & 10 DecemberSt Leonards Centre, Wollaton: 4 & 11 DecemberSherwood Methodist Church: 5 & 12 DecemberWKWORKSHOPS AND COURSESWK7 0115 958 9312 www.music-for-everyone.orgCNChristmas Vocals!Saturday 14th December2pm - 5pmNottingham Trent University, Clifton NG11 8NSSunday 15th December12.30pm - 6pmAlbert Hall, Nottingham NG1 5AADrop the kids off for a fun afternoon workshop opento primary aged children, followed by an afternoonconcert for all the family at Nottingham's famousAlbert Hall. The Vocals choirs will be joined by other members ofthe MfE 'singing' family for the concert, with well-known Christmas songs for everyone to join in with!Music packs, including lyrics and audio tracks, will besent out approximately one month before the event,giving everyone the chance to learn the songs asbest they can before the singing afternoon. WKCN

WORKSHOPS AND COURSESwww.music-for-everyone.org 0115 958 9312 8Blow the Dust off your InstrumentSaturday 11 January10am - 5.30pmAlbert Hall, Nottingham NG1 5AADid you learn to play an instrument when you wereat school but haven't got it out of the case for a longtime? Or have you taken up playing an instrument inadult life just for fun? Do you like playin g orchestralmusic? If the answer is YES to any of these questions thencome to Blow the Dust off your Instrument 2025.This course is suitable for adult instrumentalists ofAssociated Board Grade 3 or equivalent and above.Conducted by MfE’s Artistic Director Alex Robinsonand other expert music leaders, this playing day willgive you the chance to renew old skills or put new-found ones into practice in a friendly, relaxed andsupportive environment.WKWKMusic is chosen for the full orchestra (all players), thewind band (wind, brass and percussion players) and thestring orchestra (violin, viola, cello and double bassplayers). All players join the full orchestra sessions thenband and strings divide for separate rehearsals, withthe day culminating in an informal performance to eachother and family and friends.Parts are sent out in advance to give you time to get togrips with the notes ahead of the day itself.Alex RobinsonArtistic Director

Nottingham Festival ChorusThe Singing BrideSaturday 25 January, 10am - 5.30pmSunday 26 January, 2pm - 5.30pmNottingham Trent University, Clifton NG11 8NSSaturday 1 February, 7.30pmAlbert Hall, Nottingham NG1 5AAConductor Alex Robinson, Chorus master Rachel ParkesMixed choir of 100+ voices, no auditions Expertly led, highly enjoyable rehearsal weekendsDistance-learning packs High quality concerts with orchestra and top soloistsMusic scores and rehearsal tracks will be sent outapproximately 8 weeks before the course weekend.There are also optional sectional rehearsals in earlyJanuary to help you learn the notes.Love is in the air for this Festival Chorus concert! Come and sing Mozart's greatest musical present to hiswife, the C Minor Mass, a beautiful solemn mass whichfeatured solos just for her, as well as an assortment ofmusic inspired by love from composers Weir, Duruflé,Tallis and Ferrario. Accompanied by a full professionalorchestra kicking us off with Delius' 'Walk to the ParadiseGarden', set your sights on romance and your ears onwedding bells for a weekend of blissful music making. WORKSHOPS AND COURSESWK9 0115 958 9312 www.music-for-everyone.orgWKCN

Nottingham Chamber Singers Directors: Angela Kay and Rachel Parkes40th Anniversary Season - special celebration concertsNCS website: www.nottinghamchambersingers.orgStarting in September, the 2024-25 concert season will see the Nottingham Chamber Singers celebrating 40years of music-making. From the first concert, Monteverdi’s Vespers, given in Derby Cathedral in 1985, the choir has developed a rich andeclectic repertoire of choral music. The programming in our Celebration Season will reflect the exciting range andvariety of music we have become noted for, including favourite works by Bach, Brahms, LeFleming, Whitacre,Rutter, Gershwin and more, plus a brand-new piece specially commissioned in honour of the choir’s 40thAnniversary. True to our reputation for creative innovation, we are also planning a series of short ‘pop-up’ performances in anumber of localities in and around Nottingham.To join our mailing list and keep abreast of the exciting concert plans, dates and venues as they come along,please contact: ncs@music-for-everyone.org. You will receive your copy of the NCS 40th Anniversary Celebrationbrochure as soon as it becomes available, providing the full details, including special ticket discounts. The NCS Anniversary Season programme is something special and all of us – choir members and conductors –warmly invite you to enjoy it with us!ANNIVERSARY PAGENCSwww.music-for-everyone.org 0115 958 9312 101985 2024

REGULARLY REHEARSING GROUPS TO JOINRRGSinging - Adult MusicNottingham Chamber SingersAngela Kay and Rachel Parkes conductorsFormed in 1985, our Chamber Choir is auditioned,rehearses weekly and performs a wide-rangingrepertoire, both a capella and with our chamberorchestra, the New Classical Players.Rehearsals: Wed 7.30-9.45pm St Luke’s ChurchNCS website: www.nottinghamchambersingers.orgDaytime VoicesIf you enjoy singing and would like to join a choir whichrehearses during the day, then come along to DaytimeVoices!• Friendly & informal singing groups • Appealing music, lots of variety• Membership open to all • Informal concerts each termMembers of regular groups automatically qualify formembership of MfE for the current season and canbenefit from special member rates on selectedworkshops and courses.With five groups to join across Nottinghamshire inHucknall, Southwell, West Bridgford, Wollaton andSherwood, these choirs offer a relaxed, social setting inwhich to enjoy singing. Rehearsals are weekly during term time, new memberscan attend an initial no obligation free taster session.How to joinNew singers are invited to come and sing in arehearsal. If they feel NCS could be the choir forthem a date will then be arranged for a shortaudition.11 0115 958 9312 www.music-for-everyone.org

REGULARLY REHEARSING GROUPS TO JOINRRGwww.music-for-everyone.org 0115 958 9312 12Lunchtime VoicesThe Lunchtime Voices choir is a fun group ofmixed age and ability, who appreciate an hour ofroof-raising anthems and soulful singing. They singeverything from ballads by Eva Cassidy, classicalcrossover by Andy Beck, light-hearted and toe-tapping arrangements of well-known TV or filmtheme tunes, plus pop anthems and musical theatreshowstoppers and much, much more.If you want to keep your brain sharp and learn alittle about reading music, fill your lungs with airand feed your vagus nerve, then come and joinRachel and the gang on Thursdays at 12.30pm.New members can join anytime and will be sure ofa warm welcome!RehearsalsVenue: Theatre Royal & Concert Hall, NottmDay: ThursdaysTime: 12.30pm - 1.30pmConductor: Rachel ParkesRehearsalsHucknall Mondays 10.15am - 12.15pmVenue: John Godber Centre, Ogle StreetConductor: Rachel ParkesSouthwell Mondays 2pm - 4pmVenue: Southwell Methodist ChurchConductor: Rachel ParkesWest Bridgford Tuesdays 2pm - 4pmVenue: West Bridgford Baptist ChurchConductor: Rachel ParkesWollaton Wednesdays 2.15pm - 4.15pmVenue: St Leonards Community CentreConductor: Owen JonesSherwood Thursdays 2pm - 4pmVenue: Sherwood Methodist ChurchConductor: Greg Treloar

REGULARLY REHEARSING GROUPS TO JOINRRG13 0115 958 9312 www.music-for-everyone.orgPlaying - Adult MusicDaytime Orchestras If you enjoy playing an instrument, are grade 3 orabove and would like to join an orchestra whichrehearses during the day, then come along to one ofour Daytime Orchestras.These two orchestras, in Loughborough andNottingham, are designed for adult instrumentalistswho have recently picked up an instrument or haverediscovered a love of playing. A wide rangingrepertoire has been chosen with something foreveryone, from classics to film music!Sunday Afternoon MusicFlute Choir Annette Negus conductorBig Band Phil Smith conductor• Would you like to play in a Big Band or a Flute Choir? • Are you grade 3 or above?If YES, then come and be part of Sunday Afternoon Music.These two groups meet once a month on a SUNDAYafternoon from 2.30pm - 5.00pm at Nottingham TrentUniversity, Clifton NG11 8NSEmail the office for a full list of dates for the Autumn termand to arrange a free taster session.Conductors: Annette Negus & Phil SmithContact the office to arrange a taster session. • LOUGHBOROUGH Tuesdays 10.00am - 12.00pm• NOTTINGHAM Thursdays 10.00am - 12.00pmConductor: Phil Houghton

REGULARLY REHEARSING GROUPS TO JOINRRGPlaying - Youth Musicwww.music-for-everyone.org 0115 958 9312 14Nottingham Youth BandThursdays, 5.30pm - 7pmBeeston Methodist ChurchNottingham Youth Band offers young people theopportunity to play a wide range of pieces from thewell known (from Film and TV themes, classicmarches, swing and jazz tunes) to more challengingrepertoire, all whilst introducing the important skill ofplaying in an ensemble.This group is suitable for wind, brass and percussionplayers of Associated Board Grade 2 - 5 or equivalent.With weekly Thursday evening rehearsals in Beestonand regular performance opportunities, this groupprovides a stepping stone to progress to the nextband and beyond.East Midlands Youth BandSundays, 2pm - 5pmNTU Clifton, Nottingham NG11 8NSThe East Midlands Youth Band is especially for wind,brass and percussion players of grade 5 or above. The band plays a wide variety of interesting andchallenging music. EMYB aims to provide the verybest in ensemble training, giving players theopportunity to develop their technique and gainoutstanding performance experiences.Monthly Sunday afternoon rehearsals in Nottinghamand regular performances in concerts and regionalevents, along with other arts training opportunities,including being involved and having a say in theyouth programme, encourages and develops youngplayers interest in music.

15 0115 958 9312 www.music-for-everyone.orgREGULARLY REHEARSING GROUPS TO JOINRRGPlaying - Youth MusicEast Midlands Youth String OrchestraSundays, 2pm - 5pmNTU Clifton, Nottingham NG11 8NSDirected by distinguished violinist Tamaki Higashi, the grouprehearse on Sunday afternoons approximately once a month. As well as offering specialist string tuition within a wide-ranging repertoire, the group offers opportunities for playingin smaller groups and for solo performance.If you play a string instrument (violin, viola, cello and doublebass) we’d love to hear from you and invite you to experienceit for yourself. To become a member we invite you to join arehearsal for a free taster session. Following this, we wouldtake the opportunity to hear your playing in an audition, andin particular we are looking for players who:have a minimum standard of Associated Board Grade 5 orits equivalentwill be able to attend regularly and will be available to playin all or very nearly all of our concerts are interested in performing a wide-ranging repertoireget on well with other peopleNottingham Strictly StringsSundays, 2pm - 4pmNTU Clifton, Nottingham NG11 8NSThe Strictly Strings meet once a month duringterm time on Sunday afternoons in Nottinghamoffering young players the opportunity to playa wide range of music all whilst introducing theimportant skill of playing in an ensemble.If you play a string instrument of grade 2 – 4standard we’d love to hear from you and inviteyou along to one of our rehearsals toexperience it for yourself.

Open Voices - Singing• Especially suitable for adults with learning disabilities • Groups in Beeston, West Bridgford, Sherwood,Mansfield• Singing for fun, from pop to old favourites• Everyone welcome• Disabled access available in every venueWest BridgfordTuesdays, 10am - 12pmSt Luke's Church, GamstonCome and sing with Open Voices West Bridgford!Led by Pip and Sarah, come on your own or comewith friends to join in the music-making. BeestonTuesdays, 10.30am - 12.30pmMiddle Street Resource Centre, BeestonWith easy public transport links to Middle Streetby bus and tram (bus stops and tram stop rightoutside!), come and sing with Open VoicesBeeston on a Tuesday morning to lift your spiritswith Cliff and Helen.SherwoodFridays, 10am - 12pmSt Martin's Church, SherwoodStart your Fridays with a sociable singing sessionin Sherwood with Cliff and Vic. Now in it's eighthyear, Sherwood Open Voices is an establishedgroup with performances to date of LesMiserables and Mary Poppins!MansfieldFridays, 1.45pm - 3.15pmPortland College, Newstart Theatre, Harlow Wood Meeting in the Newstart Theatre at Portland Collegein Mansfield, all are welcome to join Cliff on Fridayafternoons for these fun and sociable singingsessions, for more information please contact MfE orour partners at Portland College on the detailsbelow to arrange a taster session to see if it's rightfor you.Contact Portland College - Beckynewstart@portland.ac.uk or 01623 499111Working in partnership with HEALTH & WELLBEINGHWBwww.music-for-everyone.org 0115 958 9312 16

Wheelchair AccessAll of our concert, course and rehearsal venues have wheelchairaccess. Please notify us if a wheelchair space is needed whenbooking for concerts at the Albert Hall.HOW TO BOOK FOR CONCERTS AND EVENTSBook OnlineEnrol for courses and workshops through our website and pay witha debit or credit card or use PayPal (no additional card fees). Linksto book for all adult events can be found at this address:www.music-for-everyone.org/formsPay with PayPal or your card online for concert tickets (NB AlbertHall concerts have allocated seating). Ticket booking online can befound here: www.music-for-everyone.org/whats-on/concertsBy TelephoneContact the Box Office on 0115 9589312 (open Mon - Fri, 9am -5pm) to book for any MfE event over the phone. We are happyto take your details and reserve a place or ticket for you if youwould prefer to pay by cheque or cash.In Person (in advance)The MfE office is open Monday - Friday, 11am - 4pm. We arelocated above the Nottingham Bookwise shop at 10 Goose Gate,Hockley, Nottingham NG1 1FF. Tickets can also be bought on thedoor at concerts, subject to availability, with cash, cheque orcard. Workshop enrolments must be done in advance.17 0115 958 9312 www.music-for-everyone.orgFUTURE DATES CALENDAR: MARCH - AUGUST 2025APRDATE EVENTGENRESaturday 15thVENUETIMENCM Musicals course TBCSunday 9th Stringwise! South Notts AcademyVariousWKWKTBCSaturday 26th Big Youth Music Experience concertAlbert Hall, Nottingham 3.30pmSunday 16thVocals workshopNTU Clifton TBC TBCCNWKSaturday 29thNCS Easter Images St John’s ChurchTBCCNJUNESaturday 28th Blow the Dust off your InstrumentAlbert Hall, Nottingham 10amSaturday 7thNFC workshopTBC TBCWKWKSaturday 14thNCS TBCTBCCNVocals concertAlbert Hall TBC 3.30pmSunday 27thCNSaturday 8th Bandwise! South Notts AcademyVariousWKMARCHMon - Wed, 4th - 6th Summer SchoolTBC TBCWKAUGSaturday 26th Chamber music workshopBecket School TBCWK

REGULARLY REHEARSING GROUPS TO JOINRRGWEEKLY SCHEDULE OF GROUPSwww.music-for-everyone.org 0115 958 9312 18MondayDTV HucknallDTV SouthwellJohn Godber Centre, Ogle Street NG15 7FQSouthwell Methodist Church, West Gate NG25 0JH10.15am - 12.15pm2pm - 4pmTuesday DTO LoughboroughOV West BridgfordOV BeestonDTV West BridgfordEmmanuel Church, Forest Road LE11 3NWSt Luke's Church, Leahurst Road NG2 6GLMiddle Street Resource Centre, Beeston NG9 2ARWest Bridgford Baptist Church, Melton Road NG2 7NF10am - 12pm10am - 12pm10.30pm - 12.30pm2pm - 4pmWednesday DTV WollatonNottingham Chamber SingersSt Leonard’s Community Centre NG8 2NDSt Luke's Church, Leahurst Road NG2 6GL2.15pm - 4.15pm7.30pm - 9.45pmThursdayDTO NottinghamLunchtime VoicesDTV SherwoodNottingham Youth BandSt Martin's Church, Sherwood NG5 3FUTheatre Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham NG1 5NDSherwood Methodist Church, Devon Drive NG5 2ENBeeston Methodist Church Hall NG9 1EH10am - 12pm12.30pm - 1.30pm2pm - 4pm5.30pm - 7pmFriday OV SherwoodOV MansfieldSt Martin's Church, Trevose Gardens NG5 3FUPortland College, Harlow Wood NG18 4TJ10am - 12pm1.45pm - 3.15pmSunday Nottingham Strictly StringsEast Midlands Youth BandEast Midlands Youth String OrchestraSAM Big BandSAM Flute ChoirNTU Clifton NG11 8NSNTU Clifton NG11 8NSNTU Clifton NG11 8NSNTU Clifton NG11 8NSNTU Clifton NG11 8NS2pm - 4pm2pm - 5pm2pm - 5pm2.30pm - 5pm2.30pm - 5pmDAYGROUP VENUE TIMEWEEKEND GROUPS MEET APPROXIMATELY ONCE A MONTHTerm time only

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