Based in the North East of England, St. Paul’s Youth Ensemble gives young musicians the chance to make music together in a relaxed but stimulating atmosphere.
Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
Joined October 2011
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Only two days to go until our residential at Ford Castle!
Parents/carers please see emails for full details, packing list and emergency contacts.
Our new term is now in full swing and we've enjoyed meeting lots of new players!
Music for the String Orchestra can now be downloaded from our website, with Symphony Orchestra music to follow soon:
spye.co.uk/orchestra-parts/
Join us for our Spring Concert!
Where? Jesmond United Reformed Church, Burton Terrace.
When? Saturday 7th May, 2:30pm
How much? Suggested donations of £5 for tickets. Raffle tickets are £1.
We have a packed programme, including the world premiere of a symphony!
7th May Spring Concert – Information for musicians spye.co.uk/2022/05/05/7th-ma…
A selection of pictures from our residential in March can now be found in the gallery of our website:
spye.co.uk/gallery/residenti…
This afternoon we enjoyed the obstacle course and 3G swing activities @DukeshouseW
Our first rehearsal of the day is off to a great start! Fantastic sight-reading of Brandenburg 3 from everyone!
Well done to all of our young musicians for a fantastic rehearsal this afternoon. Lovely to see some new faces too!
Happy New Year!
We look forward to welcoming our players back to rehearsals this Saturday (8th January). We have lots to look forward to this term, including out residential in March!
Winter Concert 2021 spye.co.uk/2021/11/26/winter…
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We were delighted to see both new and familiar faces at our rehearsal today! We are keen to recruit players of rarer instruments (particularly viola, double bass and bassoon), and also to expand to have a brass section. Please share with anyone who might be interested!