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Guildhall School of Music & Drama National Wind, Brass & Percussion Day

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Play in workshops and ensembles led by experienced tutors and guest musicians, build confidence and explore different musical styles alongside other wind, brass and percussion players. Bring your instrument and a pencil; percussion instruments are provided.

Guildhall Young Artists’ National Wind, Brass and Percussion Day is a play day for young instrumentalists who want to build confidence, develop their playing and enjoy making music with others. It is aimed at wind, brass and percussion players aged 9 to 18, with an approximate standard of ABRSM Grade 3 to Grade 6.

Participants take part in a lively, supportive day led by experienced Guildhall tutors and guest musicians.

The event includes workshops and ensemble-style music-making at Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London. Young musicians can play alongside others, explore different musical styles, pick up practical tips from tutors and enjoy a fun, friendly atmosphere.

Players should bring their instrument and a pencil, and percussion instruments are provided. Booking is required and places are limited.

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8 November 2026, 10:00 – 13:30

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes

Location

In-person · Silk Street Music Hall, Guildhall School of Music & Drama, Silk Street, London
  • Open to young musicians aged 9 to 18
  • Open to players of any wind, brass or percussion instrument
  • Approximate playing standard: ABRSM Grade 3 to Grade 6
Free to participate

£30 per student standard price. £20 for current Guildhall Young Artists centre or ensemble members, or Centre for Young Musicians attendees. A £0/pay-what-you-can option is also available.

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