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There are six music centres across the city of Manchester with a long list of music styles available to learn about.
Membership to all of our centres is free!
Address:Â Co-operative Academy, Manchester Plant Hill Road, Higher Blackley, M9 0WQ
Thursdays from 4pm – 7.15pm
A lively music centre for children and young people with beginner guitar, samba, wind, brass and string groups.
Come and join North Sings, a Junior and Senior Choir or try a Folk band session!
For the under 7’s we have got Polkadots and the 7+ can enjoy Ukulele or Recorder Club as an introduction to music-making.
Address:Â Chorlton High School, Nell Lane, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, M21 7SL
This music centre offers a wide range of musical opportunities including string ensembles, wind bands, guitar ensembles, and choir. There are lots of fun activities and tuition suitable for all ages and abilities.
For children aged 7 or under we have Polkadots music making sessions, recorder group, ukulele group and string / piano tuition.
For the over 7’s there are beginner to advanced level ensembles, an inclusive music making group and choir. We offer lessons on wind, brass, strings, guitar, ukulele, drum kit and piano. Theory and aural tuition is also available.
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Address:Â The East Manchester Academy, Grey Mare Lane, Beswick, M11 3DS
A vibrant music centre for ages 7+. Come and learn to play guitar or ukulele, join a rock band or a wind band, find out what music production is about, learn to play violin or a samba groove!
Address: St Margaret’s CE Primary School, Withington Road, Whalley Range, M15 8FQ
We Can Play! Steelpan welcome new players as well as children who are already playing steelpans in school. We Can Play! Steelpan will run during the Autumn and Spring Term, thereafter, and upon regular attendance, the session will be merged and the children will be invited to join the Manchester Junior Steelpan Orchestra.
Manchester Youth Steelpan Orchestra (MySteel) is open to intermediate and advanced steelpan players. Last year’s performance opportunities included i.e. performing at the Stoller Hall and the Manchester Caribbean Carnival. MySteel plays a wide range of music, developing ensemble skills in a friendly environment.
5.00pm-5.30pm      We Can Play! Steelpan
5.30pm-6.00pm      Manchester Junior Steelpan Ensemble
6.00pm-7.30pm      Manchester Youth Steelpan Orchestra
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Address: St Mary’s RC Primary School, Clare Road, Levenshulme, M19 2Q
This vibrant and exciting music centre is for students interested in learning and playing traditional Irish music.
We teach a range of instruments including tin whistle, pipes, banjo, guitar, fiddle and accordion. Students play together in bands
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Activities Timetable
6.00pm – 6.30pm
Tin Whistle Level 1, age 7+
Irish Ensemble Level 3
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6.30pm – 7.00pm
Keyboard Ensemble, age 7+
Irish Ensemble Level 1
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7.00pm – 7.30pm
Tin Whistle Level 2
Strings Ensemble
Percussion Level 1 & 2 – Cajon
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7.30pm – 8pm
Irish Ensemble Level 2
Strings & Keyboard Ensemble
Percussion Level 1&2 – Bodhrán
Address:Â Co-op Academy North Manchester, 300 Victoria Ave East, Manchester, M9 7SS
Manchester Junior Steelpan Orchestra welcome new players as well as children who are already playing steelpans in school. Manchester Youth Steelpan Orchestra (MySteel) is open to intermediate and advanced steelpan players. MySteel plays a wide range of music, developing ensemble skills in a friendly environment.
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4.00pm – 5.00pm Manchester Junior Steelpan Orchestra (Level 1& 2)
5.00pm – 6.00pm Manchester Youth Steelpan Orchestra (Level 3)
A lively music centre for children and young people with beginner guitar, samba, wind, brass and string groups.
Come and join an inclusive music making group, sing with North Sings or try a music production session!
For the under 7’s we have got Polkadots, Ukulele and Little Notes Club as an introduction to music-making.
Address:Â Co-operative Academy, Manchester Plant Hill Road, Higher Blackley, M9 0WQ
This music centre offers a wide range of musical opportunities including rock & pop bands, wind bands, ukulele group, string ensembles, choir and orchestra. There are lots of fun activities and tuition suitable for all ages and abilities.
For children under 8 we have Polkadots music making sessions, recorder group, ukulele group and string / piano tuition.
For the over 7’s there are beginner to advanced level ensembles, an inclusive music making group and choir. We offer lessons on wind, brass, strings, guitar, ukulele, drum kit and piano. Theory and aural tuition is also available.
Address:Â Chorlton High School, Nell Lane, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, M21 7SL
A vibrant music centre for ages 7+. Come and learn to play guitar or ukulele, join a rock band or a wind band, find out what music production is about, learn to play steelpans or a samba groove!
Address:Â The East Manchester Academy, Grey Mare Lane, Beswick, M11 3DS
Central Music Centre is home to the Manchester Youth String Orchestra and the Manchester Youth Steel Orchestra and community groups. Manchester Youth String Orchestra is open to anyone aged 11 – 18 who plays a string instrument at Grade 4 level or above.
Manchester Youth Steel Orchestra has two junior bands and a community band. We welcome new players as well as students who are already playing steelpans in school to come and enjoy being part of one of our exciting groups.
There is no entry audition for these ensembles. We play a wide range of music, developing ensemble skills in a friendly environment.
Address: St Margaret’s CE Primary School, Withington Road, Whalley Range, M15 8FQ
This vibrant and exciting music centre is for students interested in learning and playing traditional Irish music.
We teach a range of instruments including tin whistle, pipes, banjo, guitar, fiddle and accordion. Students play together in bands and can also join the Celtic rock group.
Address: St Mary’s RC Primary School, Clare Road, Levenshulme, M19 2Q
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Activities Timetable
6.00pm – 6.35pm
Beginner Tin Whistle, age 7+
Beginner Ensemble, age 7+
Celtic Rock Band (Level 2)
6.40pm – 7.15pm
Tin Whistle (Level 2)
Beginner Guitar, age 7+
Intermediate Ensemble (Level 2)
7.20pm – 7.55pm
Advanced Ensemble (Level 3)Advanced Guitar
The Kalinka music centre welcomes anyone who already plays Balalaika or Domra as well as complete beginners who are interested in learning about Eastern European music and culture.
Kalinushka is a beginner ensemble that offers a group learning environment for new players to join and develop their balalaika and domra skills. Kalinka is the intermediate / advanced ensemble.
Drop in for a taster session – we also invite parents and carers to have a go and join an ensemble.
Address:Â Chorlton Central Church, Barlow Moor Road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, M21 8BF
A new music centre for children and young people interested in playing steelpans and percussion.
Address: Co-op Academy North Manchester, 300 Victoria Ave East, Manchester, M9 7SS
4.00pm – 5.00pm MySteel (Level TBC)
5.00pm – 6.00pm MySteel (Level TBC)
One Education Music offer a wide range of instrumental tuition and ensemble activities taught by specialist One Education Music instructors. We offer instrumental/vocal tuition across a range of genres and instruments, cultivating talent, skills and a lifelong love of music.
The tuition available will depend on the centre your child attends. To support children and young people’s instrumental tuition, Music Theory / Aural sessions are also available to sign up for.
For more information and tuition fees please read our Music Centre Enrolment and Pricing Information and Terms and Conditions – Direct Billing Schools & Centres (Parental)
Membership for all Music Centres remains free this year and all Music Centre ensembles (applicable for 7+) are free to join. Before enrolling your child, please ensure to read the Music Centres Enrolment Information and Safer Centres Policy
Music Centres offer opportunities to develop musical skills and talents in a collaborative environment.
We encourage social networking in a safe place and provide regular performance opportunities throughout the year. Making music with other people in a group or band or orchestra is fun, a good social experience and often the start of a lifelong interest.
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Young Sounds support talented young people from low income families, helping them to overcome financial and social barriers. Supporting musicians from across the UK to fulfil their musical potential.
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