The National Youth Orchestras of Scotland
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The aim of the School is to create a happy, caring and purposeful community in which each individual can achieve his or her full potential both academically and socially. With our strong commitment to Music, we are proud to suppor t The National Youth Orchestras of Scotland.
OUR MAIN ENTRY POINTS ARE: JUNIOR SCHOOL
SENIOR SCHOOL
Kindergar ten and Junior 1 Af ter School and holiday care is available.
Transitus (P7) and 1st Year Bursaries are available.
Tel: 0141 942 0158 Email: adminjs@hsog.co.uk
Tel: 0141 954 9628 Email: admissions@hsog.co.uk
Please contact the School to arrange a visit.
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girls’ boarding and day school Top performing Independent School for Intermediate 2, Highers & Advanced Highers Scottish Independent School of the Year 2014 - The Sunday Times
Music Scholarships Available Set in a glorious 54 acre campus in the heart of Perthshire, Kilgraston School is an Independent Boarding and Day School for girls. Kilgraston is proud of its musical tradition with many pupils representing the school in regional and national orchestras and choirs. The aim of the music department is to enable all pupils to learn to enjoy, appreciate and participate in a wide variety of musical activities. This is achieved through our extensive School Choir performance instrumental, curricular and co-curricular at the Vatican 2016 programmes. If you would like further information about Kilgraston please contact Mrs Barbara McGarva on admissions@kilgraston.com Whole School Christmas Concert Perth Concert Hall
www.kilgraston.com
Kilgraston School, Bridge of Earn, Perth, PH2 9BQ Telephone: +44 (0) 1738 812257 Email: admissions@kilgraston.com Kilgraston School Trust is a charity. Scottish Charity Number SC029664
CONFERENCE 20 Stirling University, Thursday 1st and Friday 2nd September 2016
co 20 SAME’S 20/20 ViSion nf th er for MuSic EducATion en ce with Sponsorship from Trinity College London Transforming lives through learning; looking inwards, looking outwards, looking forwards with Keynoter Speaker and Presenter – Ken Burton, Conductor, Educator, Composer Presenters invited include: Aileen Monaghan Stephen Cowan Jane Rimmer Ivy Partridge Matthew Chinn Andrew Dickie Andy Gleadhill Alan Friel Dougie Pincock Mandy Miller
Kate Picken Monica Wilkinson David Ashworth Ninian Perry
Topics confirmed to be covered include: Performing Assessment, SQA – suitable for Instrumental and Classroom staff; Windband Repertoire – with conference and Delegate band; Kick Start any learning and ensemble; Understanding Music, NQ Senior Phase; Exploring Composition, NQ Senior Phase; Drums for Schools; Trad music in the classroom; Primary Music Making; Singing Repertoire; Working with a choir – with demo choir; Gospel Singing; Beatboxing; Flipsnack; Sonic Pi; Currently in Scottish Music Education; Ukulele in BGE; Primary Resources – Out of the Ark; Inclusion; Tune up your body with Dalcroze; TCL Pop and Rock; Syllabus and Inclusion.
Comments from previous delegates: “This conference gets me started for the year.” “Thank you for another thoughtprovoking, exciting and stimulating day. You have charged my musical batteries!” “As usual, an inspiring day that informs and enlightens. Thank you SAME!” “Best CPD we do as teachers.” “Yet again, another inspirational conference and injection of energy and confidence to my ideas bank – can’t wait to come back next year.” “Another excellent day/course packed full of information and inspiration.”
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The usual varied exhibition of resources will be available in conjunction with retailers, publishers etc. Brochure available Spring 2016. Available on-line and mailed to every educational establishment in Scotland. Free membership of SAME is available to all involved in music education in Scotland. Members receive prior notice of Conferences by email and free copies of SAME magazines by post. To have your name added to the list of members, send an email with ‘SAME free membership’ in the subject box to office.same@btinternet.com also adding your postal address. Conference applicants will gain automatic free membership. Details are held securely and solely for the purpose of member contact. Information is not released to third parties.
Scottish Association for Music Education
www.same.org.uk
Graeme Wilson, Secretary/Treasurer, PO Box 26858, Kirkcaldy, Fife KY2 9BP Admin Office – Tel: 01592 784256 / Email: office.same@btinternet.com
Interested in MUSIC? The Music School of Douglas Academy could be the place for you! Funded by the Scottish Government and supported by East Dunbartonshire Council l l l l l l l
Applications close 30 January 2017 Individual weekly lessons, ensembles and small tutorial classes Orchestral and choral experience Generous practice facilities Residential accommodation Applications from Primary 7 to Secondary 5 Broad academic curriculum within a highly successful comprehensive school
Further information tel: 0141 955 2365 web: www.douglas.e-dunbarton.sch.uk email: office@douglas.e-dunbarton.sch.uk
Training Ensembles String | Wind | Brass | Percussion
collective
senior
ACCESS
symphony
The National Youth Orchestras of Scotland
The National Youth Orchestras of Scotland
Conducted by
Roland
KIEFT
WALTON | BRUCH | LONGWORTH |COATES
Perth Concert Hall Friday 11 July at 6pm Tickets: Adult £12 | Concession £8 | Under 16 £5 Box Office: 01738 621 031 or visit www.horsecross.co.uk
Junior Orchestra A5 Summer.indd 1
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Image used The Russian Dancer, c.1895, Degas, Edgar (1834-1917)