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Bethan Playing In An Orchestra
Cost:1
Difficulty: 1
Fun: 9

Bethan, 15, of Swansea plays the harp and the flute. She's dedicated to her art for a whole range of reasons.

Tell us about it
West Glamorgan Youth Orchestra is open to secondary school aged musicians from anywhere in the Swansea, Neath, Port Talbot area. There are separate wind and string orchestra and smaller ensembles.

How long have you done it?
Three years.

What do you enjoy most?
The friendships, socialising and overseas tours.

Who would enjoy it?
Anyone who plays an instrument and the only people who should steer clear are the tone-deaf!

Other points
It's the good music and bundles of laughs that keep me going back for more. It improves musical skills, offers new experiences and helps you to make new friends. I enjoy playing as part of a team.

Value for money
It's value for money because the experiences you receive are worth a lot more than £5.

Where is it?
Bishop Gore School, Swansea.

When is it?
Term-time Fridays - from 6-8.30pm

Contact: Phillip Emanuel - manager of West Glamorgan Youth Music Service

Phone: (01792) 846338/9




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