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lambeth academy

Clapham Music Centre
Lambeth Academy
Elms Road
Clapham
London
SW4 9ET

Saturdays

•ages 0 to 18
•Wind, Brass, String, Percussion, Keys, vocal, groups, bands and orchestras
•Beginners and experienced players welcome

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CEB

Myatts Field Music Centre
Charles Edward Brooke CE Lower School
Dennen Building
Cormont Road
London
SE5 9RF

Saturdays

•ages 9 to 13
•Guitar, Drums, Sax, Flute, Keyboard, violin or cello
•Beginners and experienced players welcome

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dunraven school

Streatham Music Centre
Dunraven School
Leigham Court Road
London
SW16 2QB

Thursdays after school

•Years 9 to 11
•Singing, Guitair, Bass, Drum, Keyboard
•Must be able to to play with some confidence

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wlmc

West Lambeth Music Clubs
Heathbrook Primary School
St Rule Street
London
SW8 3EH

Lark Hall Primary School
Smedley Street
London
SW4 6PH

Wednesdays/Thursdays

•Years 4 to 6
•Djembe and Jazz Band (Clarinet, Saxophone, Trumpet or Trombone)
•For children who attend Allen Edwards, Clapham Manor, Heathbrook, Lark Hall and Clapham Manor

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Music Centres: History
The Lambeth Music Service began running the Lambeth Junior Centre for Young Musicians at Bonneville Primary School in 2001.  During this time over 700 children have taken part in Instrumental lessons and ensembles at the Centre. Some pupils have gone on to the London Centre for Young Musicians at Morley College.

In September 2006, LMS made some exciting changes to the Saturday centre, as well as opening two new centres - one in the north of the borough on Saturdays and one in the south on Tuesdays after school.

In September the CMC will be moving to the Lambeth Academy so that it can offer more courses (including Peer Music Making and Steel Pans) to its ever growing number of students

All the Music Centres offer a wide range of instrumental and vocal ensembles and lessons for pupils to make music together with friends, improve their skills, give public performances and work with other musicians. 

Students have the opportunity to work alongside professional musicians, to take part in special projects and to participate in termly public performances.
The new centres will be open to all children at Lambeth state schools and will have a range of ensembles specifically catering for children with previous musical experience, as well as ensembles open to beginners.

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