The Joy of Sound

By Just Sing
November 1, 2013 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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Just Sing

Posted November 1, 2013

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Posted November 1, 2013

Posted Today, 04:42 PM

Do you love music? Are you looking for somewhere to be part of a Musical Group? Do you want to give something to help disadvantaged people?

The Joy of Sound is an inclusive music making group, where anyone can join in.

We are looking to recruit volunteers, and also, sending an appeal for old instruments which can be used by people with special needs. It really is a place where anybody can join in with whatever ability or disability that may be present. Sharing skills, supporting each other and creating a joyous sound.

Please see the website for further information http://www.joyofsound.net/index.html

How to get involved

Instrument Appeal - guitars, zithers, maracas, shakers, harps, bells, strings, recorders, xylophones

Where - we meet every Friday morning in Vauxhall 11.30 - 12.30 If you would like to come, please get involved by the website and discover a new world of music making.

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