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Tuesday 22 July 6.15pm

Venue: 85 Pellatt Road, SE22 9JD


If you are interested in finding more about Music Scholarship places to local secondary schools such as Kingsdale or Haberdashers Aske's Federation and South London private schools, then come along to an informal seminar. This will cover the application process for 2015 entry, the selection and audition process, the Music Aptitude Tests and suitable audition repertoire. Private school entry also covered for Alleyn's, JAGS, St Dunstan's, Dulwich College, Sydenham High & other South London schools.


The Seminar takes place termly in East Dulwich.


More information:

http://www.se22piano.co.uk/tuesday-22-july-6-15pm-seminar-on-music-scholarship-places-to-local-secondary-schools-in-east-dulwich-south-london/

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lorraineliyanage

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If there are enough people interested, I would be able to run this again on a Thursday afternoon. You can also find out more information about the Music Aptitude Test here:

http://musicaptitudetest.co.uk/


The seminar can also be tailored for private school scholarship entry.

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