ESTA Cambridge

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ESTA Cambridge is part of the European String Teachers' Association and promotes string teaching and playing in Cambridgeshire and countrywide....

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ESTA Cambridge is part of the European String Teachers' Association and promotes string teaching and playing in Cambridgeshire and countrywide.

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ESTA Intermediate String Ensemble with Violinist Marianne Olyver

ESTA Cambridge is part of the European String Teachers' Associati...

Event | Sun, 09 Feb 2020

Cambridge , Cambridgeshire

Intermediate String Ensemble Afternoon Workshop with Marianne Olyver

ESTA Cambridge is part of the European String Teachers' Associati...

Event | Sun, 30 Sep 2018

Cambridge , Cambridgeshire

Explore the World of Suzuki Teaching Workshop for Teachers

ESTA Cambridge is part of the European String Teachers' Associati...

Event | Sun, 04 Mar 2018

Cambridge , Cambridgeshire

String Ensemble Afternoon Workshop with Steve Bingham

ESTA Cambridge is part of the European String Teachers' Associati...

Event | Sun, 13 Nov 2016

Cambridge , Cambridgeshire

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mush is the website for the music education hub in Cambridgeshire, an organisation set up to bring musicians and their supporters together. It does this as part of fulfilling the objectives of the National Plan for Music. It commissions activities, provides an information resources, works with professional and amateur ensembles and musicians and through the partnership supports and inspires young musicians to develop their skills and interests.

Funding for the organisation comes from our organisational partners, the Arts Council of England and Department of Education and the many musicians themselves that support and benefit from the opportunities.