We believe that one-to-one tuition is crucial for the full development and confidence of young musicians. We are proud to provide individual singing, organ, piano and accordion lessons and strive to make tuition accessible at the point of need and have bursary options available for cases of financial hardship.
We are grateful to the Liz and Terry Bramall Foundation, Wade’s Charity and a number of other trusts that provide bursaries so that all talented children are able to receive lessons, irrespective of their financial circumstances.
If you are interested in supporting our young musicians, please click here for more information.
‘We are so grateful for the additional support the Music Department has given to our son. He has never had singing lessons before and the difference these have made on his confidence is huge! He is now starting to take choir more seriously and would love to eventually be in the scholars’ choir.’
Choir Parent
‘Being part of the Cathedral Choir and Keyboard Studies Programme means a lot to me, and over the past three years I’ve gained a lot from being involved with them. I built up confidence in the recent conducting workshop, and I’ve been able to work better as part of a team with others. Most importantly I’ve been able to learn a new instrument through my organ lessons. Since primary school I have really enjoyed making music – the Keyboard Studies Programme has made me able to go further with music.’
Moses, 15 years old
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Compline - Advent 1 - BBC Sounds
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From Corpus Christi Church, Leeds, with members of Leeds Cathedral choir.
Diocese of East Anglia appoints new Director of Music - Catholic Diocese Of East Anglia
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The Diocese of East Anglia has appointed a new Director of Music for the diocese and for St John’s Cathedral in Norwich. David Grealy, a native [...]