Recorder Class for Pensioners

By RecorderTeacher
November 7, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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RecorderTeacher

Posted November 7, 2014

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Posted November 7, 2014

Hi, this is a message for all those retired people who would like to form a class to re-learn to play the Recorder. It would take place at the Southwark Pensioners Centre on thursday mornings. The fee for 12 sessions would be ?48 , i.e. ?4 per class. To be viable so as not to need subsidy from the charity, we would need between 12 and 15 people to register their interest. The Centre is available to anyone over 50! There is also the possibility of reaching the stage where you could join the centre's Recorder Consort.

If you are interested please contact the Southwark Pensioner Centre either in person or on 0207 708 4556

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