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Projects

  • September 2009 onwards

    Group A

    Group A is now half-way through its third year and we are recruiting new members!

    Meeting regularly across the year, Group A is an unauditioned vocal and performance group, for 14-18 year olds. Directed by Pete Letanka, the group also works with a variety of artists, encouraging a wide selection of vocal techniques and develops new material ready for performance.

    We are currently recruiting new members to start this term – it doesn’t matter if you have musical experience or not, young people with all abilities are welcome to join!

    If you are interested then please get in touch with Laura Mitchell (lmitchell@aldeburgh.co.uk or 01728 687152) for more details of how to apply or download the application form from the ‘More’ section below.

     

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  • 2010

    Participatory Apprentices

    Aldeburgh Education has run training programmes for artists since 2001. We have now expanded this into a year-long programme for artists at a variety of stages of their development.

    The programme will be constructed into a bespoke opportunity for each apprentice, combining theory and experiential practice under supervision from experienced practitioners. The programme will span across the department’s activity and will be shaped through regular conversation and appraisals between the department and the apprentice.

    Through this programme we hope to develop and support artists who combine their lives as an artist with that of an educator, equipped to work in a wide variety of community or participatory settings.

    For more info, to read the Opportunity Outline and download an Application Form for 2011, click 'More' below

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  • 2011/2012

    HMP & YOI Warren Hill

    Aldeburgh Education continues to develop its 10 year relationship with HMP & YOI Warren Hill, and specifically with Carlford Unit, through a year round programme of music and media based activity.

    Across the year, Aldeburgh Education will create and deliver exciting music based projects working across the HMP & YOI Warren Hill establishment.

    Young People will work with established and experienced artists to create new and original music, learning practical skills in performance, composition, recording and production. Projects will range from creating an album to live band performance.

    Each project is crafted to provide positive learning experiences and encourages the development of vital life skills.

    “I have worked with Aldeburgh on a few occasions during my time at HMP & YOI Warren Hill doing different projects; from creating a short movie to recording and producing an album.

    I personally feel that working with Aldeburgh Music has helped me develop my skills as an all round artist and I think I can speak for most at the establishment when I say that Aldeburgh has helped a lot of us become more versatile whilst having lots of fun in the process.

    Throughout my work with Aldeburgh I have met many friendly faces who have helped me to become a better artist and I can safely say that without them I probably wouldn’t be coming up with the diverse kind of content that I’ve been writing recently”.
    - Participant 2009 - 2011


     

    July 2011: Making an album

    HMP & YOI Warren Hill - Background

    Aldeburgh Education

    Last year 20 projects took place over a total of around 210 days, involving over 10,000 participants and 7,200 audience members.

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    2010 - Aldeburgh Music’s Media Project won the High Sheriff’s Community Partnership Award for it's work with Lapwing.

    2008 - The work of Aldeburgh Education was recognised by the High Sheriff (of Suffolk) Awards. Aldeburgh Education won the overall 'Youth Organisation' award in recognition of our widespread work with young people in Suffolk, tackling anti-social behaviour and crime prevention.

    2003 - Aldeburgh Education was part of the team responsible for HMP & YOI Warren Hill, Carlford Unit, winning the Butler Trust Terry Waite Award for work with lifers and long-term prisoners.