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Reely Folk is a fun and relaxed introduction for young people aged 10-16 years to folk and traditional music.
It is a social setting in which participants learn about and develop their understanding of folk music, arrangement techniques and performance skills. Led by Rupert Philbrick the group work toward performances at The Glasshouse and further afield.
Participants also have the opportunity to meet and learn from professional guests who offer insight to their areas of musical expertise and what it’s like to be professional folk musicians.
Participants of Reely Folk often advance onto Folkestra, an exciting programme for young folk enthusiasts aged 13-19.
This programme is best suited for participants who are at roughly an intermediate level or above (or have been playing for 2-3 years), but we are interested to hear from anyone who would like to be involved.
Singers and instrumentalists are welcome.
Key Information
Age: 10 – 16
Day & Time: Saturday 2pm – 3.30pm
Experience: Intermediate
Fee for 24/25: £85 per term. Bursaries are available
Bursaries
Our Young Musicians Programme is open to all children and young people, whatever their circumstances. We are keen to encourage applicants from the widest possible range of backgrounds and access a bursary where needed.
Here’s some more information about bursaries.
If you’d like to speak to someone, email us at youngmusicians@theglasshouseicm.org
Term dates
Autumn term
11th November
25th November
2nd December
9th December
17th December (Winter Wonders concert)
Spring term
6th January
13th January
20th January
27th January
3rd February
10th February
Half Term – No lessons on 17th or 24th February
2nd March
9th March
16th March
23rd March
Summer term
20th April
27th April
4th May
11th May
18th May
Half term – No lessons on 25th May or 1st June
8th June
15th June
22nd June
29th June
6th July
13th / 14th July (Summer Celebration concert)