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Surrey Arts recognise the importance of continual learning and development. Collectively the Surrey Arts team have pulled together a range of resources available online so that learning can continue at home. These include free music scores, videos and apps as well as introducing Surrey Arts Online Learning – SAOL.
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Surrey Arts are delighted to announce that we have added extra dates for this years singing picnics for schools in Spelthorne
There are also still spaces available for the Runnymede event.
For more information or to apply please visit the singing picnics page.
This March, Surrey Arts are holding performance workshops for students who are taking piano exams this term.
Students will have the opportunity to play two of their exam pieces to the group as well as evaluate each other’s performances. We’ll be playing various musical games all intended to build confidence when performing, as well as discussing strategies to overcome nerves.
£15 per student
1.00 – 3.00pm
Sunday 1 or 8 March 2020
To book your place please register online.
For further information please contact miriam.hepburn@surreycc.gov.uk
After a successful summer of DJ & Music Production workshops, Surrey Arts are planning more creating opportunities for young people to learn these great skills. On Monday 28 October and Friday 1 November there will be a workshop in Guildford at the Pines, Broad Street and dates have already been booked for Easter at the Surrey Arts Easter Music Course with plans for courses in other school holidays being announced in the future.
Our Saturday morning guitar workshops are a great way for young musicians to learn and develop their guitar skills and create their own music with other young musicians.
New format for Woking: Come and join an exciting guitar group improving on guitar skills, short one to one surgeries and learning songs from different genres of music while jamming with other young musicians.
For booking and further info: