Register for the St Albans Strings Workshop

Registration for the 2027 St Albans Strings Workshop will open once the workshop details have been confirmed.

We are planning to hold the workshop from Friday to Sunday in winter 2027 in the historic village of St Albans, NSW. The workshop is for enthusiastic amateur violin, viola, cello and double bass players, preferably at Level 3 or above, with a reasonable ability to sight-read music.

With the assistance of professional tutors and conductor Paul Taylor, participants will have the opportunity to rehearse and perform a variety of music written or adapted for string orchestra.

Further information about the 2027 workshop dates, fees, program and registration will be provided once arrangements have been confirmed.

Workshop fees: 

Strings at St Albans is not-for-profit. We will endeavour to keep the fees for the weekend workshop, including meals similar to last year's fee of $245.

Fees include: tutoring by professional musicians plus morning and afternoon tea, light meals and Saturday evening buffet dinner.

Registration for Strings at St Albans

Registration will open once the 2027 workshop details have been confirmed

$245 for registration, including, morning and afternoon tea, light lunches on Saturday and Sunday and dinner on Saturday evening. 
 
Plus $50 if you are bringing an extra person to the dinner on Saturday evening.
 
Dinner at the historic Settlers Arms Pub in the Village on Friday evening is a la carte, at your own expense, commencing at 6.30pm.
 
For us to know who has paid, please put your name and Strings at St Albans in the bank details. Some banks also allow you to email a receipt directly to the recipient.
 
Please make payment to St Albans Strings within 7 days using your last name as a payment reference.
Account Name: St Albans Strings Workshop
BSB: 062 770
Account number: 10175244

Schedule:

We will aim to start at 10.30am on Friday 7th August. See Workshop page for details. 
 

Orchestra Practice location:

St Albans School of Arts Hall (an historic tin shed, built by the locals) on St Albans Road, entrance about 50 metres on the left just past the bridge into the Village. Best to park cars at the bottom (cellos excepted) if you don't mind walking up the drive or steps. We will break out from there for parts practice on Saturday. Maps will be sent out.