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Nick Schlee 'Landscape Paintings of Berkshire & Oxfordshire' Solo show until 31st May 2008 at The Modern Artists Gallery High St Whitchurch on Thames Reading Berkshire.
"Dramatic works painted with immense vigour and intutition" OWNART scheme available.
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Learn everything you need to know to set up a youth music project. Why to do it, how to do it and who to ask for advice.
Speakers include Stefanie Williams
(Arts Council England), Abiola Okubanjo (Making Music Director of Youth &
Social Inclusion) and representatives from Youth Music, Trinity Orchestra and
Barnes Music Society.
Date and Time
Saturday 7 June 2008
1.30pm - 5.00pm
Venue
Friends House
173 Euston
Road
London NW1 2BJ
Close to Euston station / Euston Square tube.
Price
£10 for up to two people from the same
group
Contact
Telephone: 07973 628682 (Frances
Maxwell)
Email: f_dot_maxwell_at_makingmusic_dot_org_dot_uk
Website: http://www.makingmusiclondon.com/events/2008-conference-and-agm.html
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