Weekend residential music course pitched at singers and instrumentalists who wish to improve their music sight reading skills while stretching their musical ability and confidence
Released on = April 9, 2006, 5:12 pm
Press Release Author = Farncombe Estate ALC Ltd
Industry = Education
Press Release Summary = Successful residential weekend course entitled 'Singing at Sight' and aimed at anyone who can read music to be held again at Farncombe Estate in Broadway, on the Worcestershire / Gloucestershire border on 21st to 23rd April.
Press Release Body = For anyone who can read music, there's another chance to attend the popular Singing at Sight course. Perfect for singers and instrumentalists who wish to improve their sight-reading skills whilst stretching their ability and confidence. It is not essential to be a trained singer as the course develops aural skills which are useful to choral and solo singers alike. For a memorable weekend in some of the Cotswolds most beautiful countryside, this really is a weekend getaway with a difference!
The accomplished course leader, former University of Birmingham singer and postgraduate student Catherine Wyatt, will put students through their paces leading them to tuneful success.
Prices begin from only £130 (non-residential) to £175 (double room - based on two people sharing) and £190 (single room). £12 off new bookings 17/2/06-28/2/06. Who knows what success it might lead to!
Budding singers and instrumentalists can find out more about this and other courses at Farncombe Estate by calling 01386 854100 or visiting their website at www.farncombeestate.co.uk.
Catherine Wyatt is available for interview.
About Farncombe Estate Centre
Catherine Wyatt is a postgraduate student at the University of Birmingham researching and editing the music of Alessandro Stradella for publication. Experienced singer, Catherine has performed with many choirs including Birmingham University Singers, visiting Poland in 2002 for the Universitas Cantat Festival. Catherine co-leads the University Philharmonic Orchestra and has led the University Chamber Orchestra. As a chamber musician, has participated in master classes with the Schubert Ensemble and the Endellion Quartet at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts and the Purcell Room. In 1997 Catherine was a finalist in the National Young Composer of the competition and has had her work performed in Salisbury Cathedral.
From its 300-acre location situation based in the North of the Cotswolds, the Farncombe Estate Centre offers a broad range of courses designed to stimulate the body and mind. The centre offers spectacular views of the Cotswolds and aims to free guests from the pressures of busy city lives allowing them to focus on their studies. In addition to these individual pursuits the estate caters for business getaways with team-building activities.
Students have the opportunity to stay onsite within one of the 54 en-suite bedrooms. Outside of studies, guests are free to enjoy an array of leisurely activities provided within the estate's 300-acres. Leisure facilities include: A licensed bar, two tennis courts, a gymnasium, a nature trail and the Broadway Golf Club next door. Meals are included and varied for a wide range of appetites.
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