Teachers and mentors from the new Chineke! orchestra and from Portugal’s Orquestra Geração will join Venezuelan conductor Félix Briceño and young musicians and staff from In Harmony Lambeth, In Harmony Liverpool, Sistema in Norwich and The Nucleo Project for a week of inspiring music making in Sistema England's Young Leaders Programme. Guest consultant is Chi-chi
Thirty-six talented and committed young musicians from Sistema programmes in England will come together in October to build an orchestra in a week. This year In Harmony Lambeth, In Harmony Liverpool, Sistema in Norwich and The Nucleo Project will send some of their most experienced musicians to pursue musical excellence together. “With our Young Leaders
“When we were told that The Nucleo Project was going to take the Symphony group to Ingestre Hall I was very excited,” said Daniel Zacharias, 12, double bass. “On the day of our trip I got to meet musicians from Portugal, Croatia and Lambeth. Every day was spent on intense practicing with the pieces and
Ronnie Scott’s, the legendary jazz club in London’s Soho, has today announced a musical instrument amnesty that will benefit Sistema-inspired programmes in England. Sistema England is proud to be one of two charities being supported by the Ronnie Scott's instrument amnesty, alongside Music Fund, an important humanitarian project that supports musicians and music schools in
20 music teachers and performers got together at Wheatsheaf Hall, home of In Harmony Lambeth, to play Venezuelan music. Sistema Sounds!, organised by Sistema England, was a rehearsal/workshop led by El Sistema teachers Félix Briceño (conductor) and Ron Alvarez (violin). At the end of the event, young musicians from The Nucleo Project joined in for a performance of
Congratulations to Lucy Maguire, founder and Director of The Nucleo Project, who has been nominated to be one of 67 Change Makers, whose actions to make the world a better place, will be celebrated at Southbank Centre for the opening weekend of the Festival of Love, 6 – 7 June 2015. Southbank Centre’s Festival of
In April and May this year, the teachers and young musicians of In Harmony Lambeth, In Harmony Liverpool, Sistema in Norwich and The Nucleo Project welcomed two teachers from Venezuela’s El Sistema, violinist Ron Alvarez and conductor Félix Briceño, to work with them for two weeks each. The exchange was part of the Sharing Notes project led by
Join us at 5pm at Wheatsheaf Hall in Lambeth for a short live performance with El Sistema teachers Ron Alvarez and Félix Briceño, tutors from In Harmony Lambeth, young musicians from The Nucleo Project, and music teachers from around England, who have come together for just one day to work, learn and perform. What: Sistema Sounds!
Adiya, 15, joined The Nucleo Project two years ago and since then she has been playing the cello. What do you love the most about the cello? I love the deep, rich sound the cello produces. What does The Nucleo Project mean in your life? The Nucleo is a major part of my life. Learning
Are you a string player and music teacher, or are training to be one? Heard of El Sistema and want to work with two of their best teachers? Keen to meet other teachers and learn some new music together? If so, bring your strings and join us for Sistema Sounds! Friday 29 May, 2pm – 5.30pm