Study music at WEA Sydney in a relaxed and social environment, and central CBD location. Easily accessible by public transport, our high quality courses are led by professional and friendly tutors, and offer you great value for money.
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Salzburg and Its Festival
<p>The ancient city of Salzburg is famously connected to Mozart as well as the esteemed annual music festival, which began officially in 1920. From the podium, famous conductors have produced
...Enrich Your Voice
<p>This exciting new singing course is a sequel to Love Your Voice and Develop Your Voice courses. Enrich Your Voice will explore the singing voice in more depth including how to sustain notes,
...Continuing Music Theory and Musicianship – Beyond Basics!
<p>This course is a continuation course from ‘Beginner Music Theory and Musicianship – Basics and Beyond’. It is a graded, practical course where class members continue to build on their music theory
...Ukulele For Beginners
<p>The ukulele has become a very popular instrument in recent years for many good reasons. It is cheap and very portable, ukuleles are easy to play and you can learn to perform your favourite songs
...Harmonica for Beginners
<p>The harmonica has been described as “an orchestra in your pocket” and for good reasons. It is a small, expressive instrument which is capable of a wide variety of tone colours and it is adaptable
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Continuing Recorder (Descant/Soprano)
<p>Both solo and ensemble repertoire from various styles and of an extended nature are used to further your learning. Explore additional notes, rhythm patterns, key signatures and time signatures.
...Introduction to Music Theory and Musicianship – Basics and Beyond!
<p>Are you learning an instrument, a member of a local choir or an avid listener of any style of music? Or perhaps you just want to understand how music theory works or brush up on your existing
...Da Do Ron Ron: The Girl Group Sound of The 1960s
<p>Do you remember "<em>Chapel of Love</em>", "<em>Please Mr Postman</em>" or "<em>Be My Baby</em>"? The 1960s were a decade of cultural and social changeand as the women’s movement began, women were
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Music's Mechanical Makeup
<p>Music is made up of many different musical elements. In this series we look at these elements, how they different in other cultures and how they have changed over time.<br/><p><br/><strong>COURSE
...A Passage to India - A North Indian Classical Music Primer
<p>In the 1960’s North Indian Classical (Hindustani) music underwent a surge of popularity in the west, particularly with the influence of Ravi Shankar over the Beatles and other popular groups of the
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