This
page will contain links to a number of other sites that members of Westbourne
Orchestra and other visitors to this site may find of interest. If you know
of a relevant site that you would like to see a link to, please let
the webmaster know.
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There is now a Facebook group for the Society, so if you are a current or former member who would like to keep in touch via Facebook too, please visit and join the group. Click here or on the logo for the link. |
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"Sam Newgarth's Evening of Popular Music" is now in its 10th year. Four talented musicians have been charming local music-lovers with their individual styles and hope to continue for many more years to come! |
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MÚzicas Editions was created in April 2005 by composer Paul Coles. Initially the company was conceived in order to publish his recent guitar composition, which are due to be recorded by the international guitarist Craig Ogden and released on the Nimbus Records label later this year. Paul has composed two pieces of music both of which have been premiered by the Westbourne Orchestra :“Celebration Rhapsody” for the Queen’s Jubilee in 2002 and “Huzza”, which won the “Richard Davis” composers competition in 2005. |
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A website developed by one of the members of the Westbourne Orchestra
who is also a member of the Bournemouth Philharmonic Society. The orchestra
is conducted by Sam Newgarth, MBE. |
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A
long established Chamber Music Society holding 6 concerts a year at Talbot
Heath School. Well-known artists of the highest quality are booked for
these concerts, which are now in their 61st Season. |
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Have
you ever wanted to find out about other amateur orchestras in the UK. Well,
this is the site to look at! |
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Welcome to the South West Region of Making Music. We are a large Region stretching from Gloucestershire in the north and Bournemouth in the east to Cornwall in the west. Some 250 Orchestral Groups, Choirs and music Societies in the Region already are members of Making Music. |
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The great 19th century French composer Hector Berlioz holds a unique place in musical history. Far ahead of his time, he was one of the most original of great composers, but also an innovator as a practical musician, and a writer and critic whose literary achievement is hardly less significant than his musical output. Few musicians have ever excelled in all these different fields at once. |
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Since its inaugural concert in 1987 the Dorset Chamber Orchestra has performed widely throughout the area from Bridgwater and Axminster to Ringwood and Christchurch with an auspicious debut at London's Queen Elizabeth Hall in 1996. |
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Stromenti is a versatile professional ensemble from Bournemouth, whose members are key players with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and senior music staff from Canford School. |
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Centre for Wessex Young Musicians. A Saturday morning music centre for young musicians of all ages ... The Centre’s largest and best known ensemble is the Wessex Youth Orchestra. |
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Bournemouth Rehearsal Orchestra's aim is to enjoy playing classical music in a relaxed atmosphere, without the pressure of performances. We meet to play orchestral music in an informal way, while still aiming to improve our musicianship and ensemble playing. Members come from all walks of life, have eclectic backgrounds in "real life", and are of varying musical standards. What we all have in common is a desire to enjoy music in a friendly, no pressure environment. |
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The New Forest Youth Choir and the New Forest Children's Choir. High quality choral singing, together with opportunities for solo performance (vocal and instrumental) to help young people develop all round musicianship. Fun musical/social events for choir members and their families. |
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Welcome to download a musical, the site to help you put on a first rate show which children, parents and staff will love ....
Do you need a musical for 7-12 year olds? Would you like a musical to tie in with your project on the Victorians? Would you like your children to be in a fun show which also has a thought provoking message? Visit the website for more details.
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