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Guiseley • Horsforth • Wetherby Woodhouse • Alwoodley • Manston FOLD BACK COVER FOLD FRONT COVER Saturday morning groups Want to learn to play an instrument or sing? Already play but want to improve? GUISELEY Music Centre Guiseley School, Head of Centre: Sarah Baker Get expert tuition and friendly support at Fieldhead Road, [email protected] Leeds Music Centres. LS20 8DT 07545 603 952 The Music Centres run on Saturday mornings HORSFORTH Music Centre at venues all over Leeds. All ages are welcome, Horsforth School, Head of Centre: Alex Wibrew from under-5s to over-60s. We have something Lea Lane East, [email protected] LS18 5RF 07545 603 953 for everyone, from fun beginner groups to advanced ensembles, covering all styles and WETHERBY Music Centre levels of experience. Wetherby High School, Head of Centre: Sarah Truscott Hallfield Lane, [email protected] FREE INSTRUMENT HIRE Want to try out a new LS22 6JS 07545 603 951 instrument? We offer a year’s instrument hire for NORTH LEEDS Music Centre beginners free of charge (subject to availability). Allerton C of E Primary Head of Centre: Mark Sturdy After the first year a small charge applies. School, Lingfield [email protected] Approach, LS17 7HL 07545 603 957 / 0113 378 2850 ENROLMENT Most Music Centres enrol on the EaST LEEDS Music Centre morning of Saturday 9th September 2017. John Smeaton Academy, Head of Centre: Nik Rutherford Please see www.artformsleeds.co.uk or call Smeaton Approach, [email protected] 0113 378 2850 for details of enrolment for mid- Barwick Road, LS15 8TA 07545 603 956 week classes. Missed enrolment? You can join SOUTH LEEDS Music Centre many classes and groups at any point in the year Lane End Primary, Head of Centre: Sophie Bevan – contact your local Centre for more information. Beeston Road, [email protected] LS11 8RP 07545 603 954 COME AND TRY FOR FREE New students are ROTHWELL Music Centre welcome to try out any Music Centre activities for Rodillian Academy, Head of Centre: Sarah Haig two weeks before committing to payment. Guiseley • Horsforth • Wetherby Longthorpe Lane, [email protected] Woodhouse Alwoodley Manston WF3 3PS 07545 603 950 • • For more information about individual Music Holbeck Rothwell Centres and to view this leaflet at a larger size, • visit: www.artformsleeds.co.uk M Midweek evening groups USIC FOR ALL! NORTH LEEDS Music Centre – Thursday evenings Leeds City Academy, Head of Centre: Mark Sturdy Woodhouse Cliff, [email protected] LS6 2LG 07545 603 957 / 0113 378 2850 Music technology classes are also available – if you are interested please contact NLMC for more details STEEL PANS – Thursday evenings Swarthmore Education Contact: Victoria Jaquiss Centre, 2–7 Woodhouse [email protected] Square LS3 1AD 07725 044 596 Part of ArtForms, the Music and Arts education service of Leeds City Council. (0113) 378 2850 East Leeds Music Centre www.artformsleeds.co.uk [email protected] Leeds East Academy South Parkway LS14 6TY FOLD INNER CENTRAL PANEL FOLD Quick guide to Leeds Music Centres 2017–18 What does it cost? Whatever your interests or level of ability, there is a Music Centre activity to suit you. Please see below for a snapshot of We aim to keep Music Centre fees as affordable as what’s on offer – contact your local Music Centre or see www.artformsleeds.co.uk for more information. possible. There is an enrolment fee of £35, payable once per family, to join the Music Centre. If you only Tuition classes GUISELEY HORSFORTH WETHERBY NORTH LEEDS EAST LEEDS SOUTH LEEDS ROTHWELL AUral TraINIng • • want to take one class and are joining on your own, BassOON • • membership is just £18 (under 18 / unwaged over 60) Brass: COrnet, TRUmpet, TROmbONE • • • • or £25 (adult). Brass: French HORN • • • CellO / DOUble Bass • • • A course fee is then payable for each class or group ClarInet • • • • • • • Dance • • • you join. The easiest way to pay is via a monthly DRUM KIT / PercUssION • • • • • • direct debit, which spreads the cost for the 27 FlamencO Dance & GUItar • weeks that Music Centres are open over ten equal FLUte • • • • • • • GUItar: ClassIcal / FOlk • • • • • • • instalments (September to June). GUItar: ElectrIC / Bass • • • • • • • ImprOVIsatION • The cost for a regular class (under 45 minutes) is: KeybOard • • • • • • • PER MOnth MUSIC TechnOLOgy (Also available Thursday evenings at North Leeds MC – see overleaf) • (DIrect DebIT) PER year OBOE • • • Under 18 / unwaged over 60 £10.50 £105 PIanO / JAZZ PIanO • • • • Adult £12.50 £125 RecOrder • • • • • • Younger children’s classes / SEN £9 £90 SAXOphOne • • • • • • • SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS GROUP • • SIngIng • • • • • For longer activities (45 minutes or more): SOng WRITIng / COmpOSITION • • • • • PER MOnth Steel Pan (Also available Thursday evenings at Swarthmore Centre – see overleaf) • • (DIrect DebIT) PER year TheORY • • • • Under 18 / unwaged over 60 £15 £150 UkUlele • • • • • • • Adult £18 £180 VIOla • • • • Younger children’s classes / SEN £13 £130 VIOLIN • • • • • • • MUSIC PasspORT / ‘DROP In’ Classes • • YOUnger CHIldren’S Classes • • • • • • • For one-to-one lessons (per 15-minute block): PER MOnth Ensembles and groups (DIrect DebIT) PER year BassOON • Under 18 / unwaged over 60 £16 £160 BegInner / TraINIng Orchestra • • • Adult £19 £190 Brass • • ClarInet • • SPECIAL Subject to availability, buy a 30-minute 1:1 lesson CHOIR / VOcal • • • • • • • OFFER! and get free membership of an ensemble! DRUM / PercUssION • • • Chamber MUSIC • You can also pay in advance for the whole year if you FOlk Band • • wish. Cash, cheques and credit cards are accepted. FLUte • • GUItar • • • • JAZZ / BLUes Band • • • CONCESSIONS Families on qualifying benefits LatIN / SALSA Band • • (Income Support, Jobseeker’s Allowance, Child Tax Orchestra • • Credit and others) may be eligible for a discount of RecOrder • • ROck / POP / SOUL Band • • • • • • • up to 66% on the above prices, to a maximum of SAXOphOne • • • £100 per student. Max Cards are also accepted. For StrIng • • • • WInd / COncert Band • • • more information please contact the Music Centre WOODWIND • • • you want to join, or call ArtForms on 0113 378 2850. GUISELEY HORSFORTH WETHERBY NORTH LEEDS EAST LEEDS SOUTH LEEDS ROTHWELL.
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