Huntingdonshire Music School Association


Saturday, October 22, 2011

Concert - Sat 12th November - Strings & Chords

Strings and Chords

A concert of songs and guitar pieces performed by

HuMS Singers and
HuMS Classical Guitar Ensemble

Performed at All Saints’ Church Huntingdon

19:30 on Sat 12 November 2011

Tickets £5 at the door

HuMS groups are students from Huntingdonshire Music School, www.humsa.org.uk, 01480 379220

 

See also

Joint Concert - HUMS and Cambridge Guitar Orchestra (Sat 7th May 2011)Interview - BBC Radio Cambs - Thurs 29th July 3pm


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Wednesday, May 04, 2011

Joint Concert - HUMS and Cambridge Guitar Orchestra (Sat 7th May 2011)

Cambridge Guitar Orchestra (CGO)

This coming Saturday the 7th May there will be a joint concert from the singers at the Huntingdonshire Music School and the Cambridge Guitar Orchestra (www.cgo.org.uk) in Godmanchester.

The programme is a varied one with the CGO playing:

  • Prelude, Air and Rigaudon from the Holberg Suite by Edvard Grieg
  • .
  • La Oracion del Torero by Joaquin Turina,
  • Menuet Antique by Maurice Ravel
  • The Millers Dance by Manuel de Falla
  • As a Flower Blossoms and Letter from Home – by Pat Metheny
  • Becks Bolero by Jimmy Page

together with a joint piece with the HUMS singers.

The CGO has and continues to include players from the music school including current teachers Sandra Buckenham and Len Davidson and is always entertaining.

Tickets: £6, Students £3, children free
Starts 19:00
Location: St. Mary the Virgin, Godmanchester

 


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See also

Len Davidson - Inducted Into 23rd Annual Rock n Roll Hall of FameHUMS Classical Guitar Ensemble Interview - BBC iPlayer (until 2nd August)


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Sunday, March 13, 2011

Want to Sing with a Big Band as Your Backing Group? Sing with Swing Workshop (19th March)


Saturday 19th March, 2pm – 5pm and Sunday 20th March, 10am – 6pm, Buckden

The Sing with Swing Workshop 2011 is being led by professional singer, Bridget Hardy in Buckden on the afternoon of Saturday 19th March 2011, 2pm – 5pm and the morning of Sunday 20th March, 10am – 1pm. The workshop will include individual master classes and cover singing in the swing style and microphone technique.

At 2pm the HuMS Big Band will join the workshop providing live backing for all the singers. Please select three songs from the provided list at the time of booking.

Participants may be invited to join the HuMS Big Band in a fund raising concert on Friday 25th March, 7.30pm – a great opportunity to lead a song and show off to friends and family the skills learnt and developed at the Sing with Swing Workshop 2011. Tickets for this event will be on sale at the workshop, costing just £5.

For further details contact Julian, tel. 07791 723 852

There are only 20 workshop places in total so don’t hang around!

This workshop has been organised by HuMSA (Huntingdonshire Music School Association), a registered charity supporting musical education in the Huntingdonshire region through provision of bursaries to children and other activities

See also

Sing with Swing (25th March 2011)

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