St Albans Strings Workshop 3 Day Weekend 25th – 27th July 2025
We are planning to conduct the St Albans Strings workshop from Friday to Sunday in 2025 and we have reserved the Courthouse at St Albans for the last weekend in July 2025
To reserve your place please register here. When you register and pay we will give you access to the music for the workshop and keep in touch with you.
You can find suggestions for accommodation here.
Once again, our conductor will be the very popular Paul Taylor.
Strings at St Albans
This unique workshop for violin, viola, cello and double bass players will be held in and around the historic Courthouse in the picturesque village of St Albans, NSW. Surrounded by Hawkesbury sandstone cliffs the tiny village of St Albans nestles alongside the Macdonald River. The area is rich in colonial history, with many historic buildings including the Settlers Arms Inn (1836) and Price Morris Cottage, historic cemeteries, little stone churches, and much more.
Conductor and tutors for 2025 St Albans Strings Workshop are:
Conductor and tutor for cellos – Paul Taylor
Concert master and luthier – Justin White
Tutor for first violins – Justin White
Tutor for second violins – Maria Dunn
Tutor for violas – Robyn Brookfield
For more detail go to table on workshop page
Feedback from the Strings at St Albans community concert 2025
Use of the above drone footage on this website has been kindly permitted by Steven Blake Photography
Our Vision
Music is a vital part of living and learning. If you come to this workshop you will find musicians of varying standards who enjoy making music a daily part of their life and who love to learn. In particular we love to play music in ensembles so that we can learn from, and support each other building enduring friendships. This workshop is especially designed for learners of all standards and in particularly the late starters.
The cost for this workshop is $245. After costs, proceeds from the St ALBANS STRINGS weekend workshop will help support music education in the local MacDonald primary school.
Thank you to the Macdonald Valley Association
