Tracy Reed

Now that we are beginning to come out of lockdown, some of the local groups will be starting up again in the next few weeks. If you haven’t heard from them already, group secretaries will soon be in touch to decide on the best way forward for your group. We hope that by September, we will be back to regular weekly activity across the whole region.

This week’s Cobweb News:
TRIPLE FFF: The Music of Farrenc, Franck, and Fauré 
A discussion with Joe Davies

Thursday 27th May, 7pm
On Zoom, £4/5

Back by popular demand, Joe is bringing an exciting and intriguing discussion on French music on the 27th May. You won’t need your instruments for this one, just enjoy the music! This is what Joe says:

A triple French spectacular as we listen to the glorious music of Louise Farrenc (1804-1875), César Franck (1822-1890), and Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924). Why are French composers such good orchestrators? Why does French music go so quickly in and out of fashion? And what makes French music sound so… French?

To enrol, please click here.

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Lorna Wright

Event Coordinator, Cobweb Orchestra

We enjoyed a lovely concert party on Saturday – thank you to all those who performed, and supported for making it such a great event.  We’re fast approaching being able to play in-person again, and we have a live event planned for Sunday 23rd May 2-6pm. There’s a brilliantly balanced orchestra formed, but we still have space for one clarinet player and an oboist.

In this week’s Cobweb News

Cobweb Musical Book Club
Tyneside Cobwebs – Virtual Play Along Continue reading →

We’re excited for our concert party this weekend! If you haven’t yet signed up to be in the audience please do ASAP, we’d love to have you support your fellow players. More details below.

In this week’s Cobweb News
Cobweb Virtual Concert Party – this Saturday!
Cobweb Musical Book Club
Brass Group Update
Make Music Day – a note from Andy

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We are so delighted that we are able to hold a live event later next month and I’m sure you’ll join me in thanking the trustees for all their hard work to ensure we are working as safely as possible and we hope it’s a positive step forward to returning in full. If you are interested in returning to live events, but cannot make the date/location we’re at, please can you let us know so we can help decide future events by completing this form

In this week’s Cobweb News
Live Recital with Amy Yule – tomorrow!
Cobweb Orchestra Concert Party
Live Event at Dipton – 23rd May

In this week’s Cobweb News
CVO 6 – The Performance
Live Recital with Amy Yule
Notes from the Chairman

200 Club

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In this week’s Cobweb News
Cobweb Orchestra Musical Book Club
Live Recital with Peter Fisher (violin)
Live Recital with Amy Yule (flute) Continue reading →

In this week’s Cobweb News
Cobweb Orchestra Musical Book Club
Live Recital with Peter Fisher
Live Recital with Amy Yule

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We had a really great Book club last Thursday attempting Mahler; thanks to all who took part. There’s so much going on over the next 2 months we’d love you to get involved with, so there are ‘dates for your diary’ below. Enrolment for events in April will be out next week.

In this week’s Cobweb News
Live Recital with Helen Farrar
Working Composer – A “Proper Job”?
Dates for your Diary

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We had a really great concert on Saturday night. Congratulations to all the performers and thank you to those who supported. Our next Concert Party will be on the 1st May – so do email if you want a slot! Thanks also to everyone who completed the questionnaire; the trustees are really pleased with how many people took the time to complete it and are busy looking at all the results.

In this week’s Cobweb News
Musical Book Club – this Thursday!
Brass Group Update
Live Recital with Helen Farrar
Working Composer – A “Proper Job”?

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