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We work regularly with secondary (and sometime primary) schools for half-day workshops in order to make the repertoire we play accessible to younger audiences. The workshops introduce the pieces in a creative way and explore it in context, before inv...
We work regularly with secondary (and sometime primary) schools for half-day workshops in order to make the repertoire we play accessible to younger audiences. The workshops introduce the pieces in a creative way and explore it in context, before inviting a school class to attend a Britten Sinfonia At Lunch concert.
Workshops are fully funded and are generally advertised through Music Hubs, except in London where they are managed by Wigmore Hall. So ask your local hub for information about upcoming opportunities or get in touch with us directly if your school is interested in taking part.
- See more at: http://www.brittensinfonia.com/creative-learning/schools/#sthash.FQcJVnAB.dpuf
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