Have you ever made a Jig-a-large? Or created music of chance? Help save the planet Symbio and learn about different sorts of music and art.

These are some of the things you can experience in our multi-arts project “The Moon Ants Law”. Originally devised to span 10 weeks, with art and music being created around a central story, the project can be broken up, expanded or tailored to meet your needs. Topics explored include Impressionism, Music of Chance, Pop Art and multi-tracking. A presentation and display is made at the end of the sessions, and there will be a chance to record all the music created onto a CD for you to take home.

It is aimed at 8-12 year olds; no experience or musical instrument is necessary, just plenty of enthusiasm. It would be suitable for schools or arts centres, and can be run as a week-long activity or in block sessions to suit your schedule.

Maximum number of participants: 30

To request further details please contact Eleanor
info@eleanorhodgkinson.co.uk

Have you ever made a Jig-a-large? Or created music of chance? Help save the planet Symbio and learn about different sorts of music and art. These are some of the things you can experience in our multi-arts project “The Moon Ants Law”. Originally devised to span 10 weeks, with art and music being created around a central story, the project can be broken up, expanded or tailored to meet your needs. Topics explored include Impressionism, Music of Chance, Pop Art and multi-tracking. A presentation and display is made at the end of the sessions, and there will be a chance to record all the music created onto a CD for you to take home. It is aimed at 8-12 year olds; no experience or musical instrument is necessary, just plenty of enthusiasm. It would be suitable for schools or arts centres, and can be run as a week-long activity or in block sessions to suit your schedule. Maximum number of participants: 30 To request further details please contact Eleanor info@eleanorhodgkinson.co.uk

Teaching has always been an important part of Eleanor’s career. She is Visiting Tutor in Piano at Royal Holloway, University of London, and teaches piano and chamber music at the Junior Department of the Royal Academy of Music. Many of her students have gone on to study at music colleges and conservatoires, both in the UK and abroad, and have also achieved success in national competitions and festivals, and music diploma examinations.

Eleanor gives lectures and masterclasses: subjects have included “The 21st Century Piano” and “The Development of the Piano in Chamber Music”. Since 2005 she has been an examiner for the Associated Board, a post that takes her throughout the UK and abroad.  She is also a mentor for the CTABRSM course.

To contact Eleanor please email her
info@eleanorhodgkinson.co.uk