City Arts E-Newsletter - The Replay Day NEEDS YOU!

Do you want a chance to enhance your musical skills with Manchester Camerata? Do you play clarinet or bassoon (grade 7 or higher)? If the answer is 'yes' then the Replay Day needs you! Hull City Arts are looking for more players in Hull to take up the FREE opportunity to play at the Replay Day with Manchester Camerata on Sunday 24th October. We've already had a good response but what we really need to make the small orchestra complete is a good clarinet player and if possible a bassoon player.

If you can help call us now for more details on 01482 616876 or email glynis.steward@hullcc.gov.uk

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