LCAS / Leatherhead Trinity School Project

LCAS Trustees and Members are proud of this project which has introduced primary school pupils at Leatherhead Trinity School to the sights and sounds of a wide range of instruments, through live performances given by working professional musicians.

In addition to donations from audience members and visitors, and the top-up from the Gift Aid scheme, this project has had the benefit of support from Leatherhead-based legal practice Julie West Solicitor.

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Below you will find news of the school visits we made over the year from June 2016 to June 2017.

Thursday 8th June 2017: quintet Cavendish Winds took their flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, and bassoon into Leatherhead Trinity School to play for the pupils.

Afterwards, Cavendish Winds will perform in the 12.30 lunchtime concert at Leatherhead Methodist Church.

pianists Ian & Jan Assersohn

Thursday 23rd February 2017: piano duo Jan and Ian Assersohn played  individually, and then side by side, on the School's piano, demonstrating to pupils the difference four hands make when playing together.

Later that day, the Assersohn's gave the 3pm AGM concert at Leatherhead Methodist Church.

Thursday 24th November 2016: the Andrews Massey Duo took their
flute, piccolo, and guitar into Leatherhead Trinity School to play for and with the pupils.
Emily Andrews also whistled a melody as she walked around the room with her flute, causing some consternation and many turned heads !

Afterwards, flautist Emily Andrews and classical guitarist David Massey performed in the 12.30 lunchtime concert at Leatherhead Methodist Church.

Thursday 9th June 2016: brass ensemble Mardi Brass took their trumpet, cornet, horn, trombone, and tuba to demonstrate to Leatherhead Trinity School's pupils.

This was our first project with Trinity, in which the quintet told elements of the 'story of brass' - from animal horn and hollow stick to the modern slide and valve trumpet.

Afterwards Mardi Brass performed the 12.30 lunchtime concert at Leatherhead Methodist Church, bringing the full 'Story of Brass' to an amused older generation!

Leatherhead Concert & Arts Society welcomes your donation to support our work.

Apart from the Gift Aid schemes, we have not sought grants from public funds, our hosting Churches, the Lottery, nor from other charities, and there is no demand placed on a School's slender budgets for our work there.

To make your donation to the Society's work please print the form below and send it, with your donation, to the address shown.

Thank you.