Nearby: Saltash

'Whether you’re studying the flute at school or haven’t played since you left school 4Flutes offers opportunities for all flute players whatever age or ability. Choose from informal flute choir workshops or larger events with international flute players all aimed to explore the flute and its repertoire, learn something new and meet other players.'

‘The idea of a Performing Arts Foundation came from the founder Sue Hooper in the late 1990’s ... Sue was aware that there were many talented young people in every discipline of the Performing Arts, who were totally committed to learning and further developing their skills at Regional and National level, but with limited funding to do so. She was aware that funding opportunities for middle of the road skills were very limited, and she saw a gap in which a Bursary Trust may be able to assist ... In July 2000 the Sue Hooper Charitable Foundation was set up following a large donation from its founder Sue Hooper ... Since then several thousands of pounds has been donated to young musicians for instruments, Regional and National auditions, competitions, workshops and equipment ... Applications are considered for students in the Saltash PL12 area. Consideration is also given to applicants in the County of Cornwall.’

‘Since 1974, the Choir has given over 700 Concerts, averaging some 18 per year, raising thousands of pounds for many churches, chapels and charities. As well as being a founder member of the Cornish Federation of Male Voice Choirs, the Choir is also affiliated to the Festivals of Male Voice Praise, each year being represented at Festivals in Exeter, Bristol and London ... The Burraton Boys started in 2014 - a small group of us from Burraton Male Choir got together to sing Cornish and Sea Shanty songs. Since then we have continued to expand our repertoire with some easy listening songs and more Cornish and Sea Shanty songs.‘

‘We are part of the heritage of “Cornwall’s Forgotten Corner“ ... You are most welcome to come and see us practice on a Wednesday night at the Village Hall, Kingsand from 7.30-9.30pm. Free tea & biscuits while you see the pains we go through!!‘

‘A symphonic wind ensemble created and directed by Ruth Ballantyne based in Saltash ... The ensemble is encouraged to improve and develop. RWindband encourages members to promote the strengths of individuals in their section and all players should be prepared to support fellow members. The ethos of the band is that of a team ensemble with band members encouraged to offer a high level of commitment.’

‘Combines the pleasure of singing with raising funds for charities ... We perform in the Saltash area and beyond. Membership is open to all ladies over 16 years of age ... We are always ready, where possible, to sing with different choirs and seek to arrange reciprocal concerts ...'

Successful contesting Band, now with accompanying Junior Band, ‘originally formed in 1919 after the First World War, at the Working Men's Club in Saltash. The band was active until the outbreak of the Second World War. Unfortunately, all the band's instruments and equipment were placed on a barge moored in the River Tamar and were lost during a bombing raid! It was not until 1974 that moves were made to reform the band ...’

‘Formed in 1988. Based in Torpoint, Cornwall, it has members drawn from all over the Rame Peninsula. Over the years since its formation, the choir has raised tens of thousands of pounds for charity, as well as giving audiences a great deal of musical pleasure.‘