'Frightful Fingers' Music Workshop for Beginners October Half term

By funkymonkey
October 2, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 2, 2014

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Posted October 2, 2014

Why not come along to our one day 'spook-tastic' music workshop for beginners to try out the electronic keyboard and make music the Funky Monkey way! Monday 27th October, 10am-2pm St Philip/St James Church, Herne Hill for complete beginners 4-8 years or very basic music knowledge. Learn how to write and play notes C-G and play some spooky tunes. Introduction to theory, play keyboard games, quizzes and art activities and of course, meet new friends and have lots and lots of FUN!

?40 per pupil, ?5 sibling discount, maximum group number 10. All equipment and mid morning snack provided. Visit www.funkymonkey.info to find out more and email [email protected] or call 0800 107 7949 to book

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