Events

 

Instrumentalist and Tutors Day

Instrumentalist and Tutors Day

September 2nd 2024

CPD

What a great way to network and chat to some of our wonderful approved tutors.  The day will include work around A Common Approach, Music Mark, updated GCSE / A’ Level syllabus work and our guest speaker ‘Kristl Kirk’ who will be presenting us with takeaways to support children in music with dyslexia.  What an exciting day!  Look forward to seeing you all there.

September YMH Update Meetings

September YMH Update Meetings

September 25th 2024

Hub event

Agenda to be confirmed.

Primary Music Twilight

Primary Music Twilight

October 3rd 2024

CPD
Agenda to be confimed at a later date.  
Music Hub Gala Night

Music Hub Gala Night

October 24th 2024

Hub event

We look forward to welcoming and showcasing our outstanding young musicians and ensembles.  The evening will include a presentation of the York Music Hub new bursary students for September 2024.

Brass Day with Ian Bousfield

Brass Day with Ian Bousfield

November 9th 2024

Hub event

Join Ian Bousfield for a fun day of all things Brass! Take part in Brass CPD Discussions, Ensemble workshops and a Masterclass led by Ian.

Those who wish to participate in the masterclass (as a soloist), CPD element (tutors), information will follow shortly.

York Minster Christmas Tree festival

York Minster Christmas Tree festival

November 20th 2024

Hub event

After such success with our Christmas Tree in 2023, we have to get bigger and better for this coming year.  So get your snippets of music ready for the deadline of 20th November. 

A Grand Georgian Christmas  with Gabrieli Roar

A Grand Georgian Christmas with Gabrieli Roar

December 6th 2024

Partner event

400 children and young people from 10 schools in York will be forming two choirs, singing with Gabrieli's dozen singers, plus a band comprising of: strings, flutes, clarinets, bassoons, horns, trumpets, drums, organ, harpsichord, ophicleide and, (how could we not?) two very special serpents, 

 
The programme explores English music for parish churches in the Georgian period, spanning the century from around 1740. Much of the music is robust and cheerful and well connected to folk traditions: the Christmas repertoire especially so.  We look forward to welcoming you all to the Christmas performance.