Warwick Music Group, now known as pBone Music, was delighted to support the charity Music for All as hosts of the BBC Proms Get Playing workshops at Imperial College, London on Sunday, 17th July 2016 at 10.30 am.
pBone Music - makers of the internationally acclaimed plastic music instruments - held a series of brass-inspired Get Playing sessions for anyone wanting to learn to play the pTrumpet, pBone, and pBuzz. On hand to make music fun throughout the day were former WMG Director of Education, Chris Fower, President of the British Trombone Society Liam Kirkman, and James Stretton, professional trumpet player, and multi-brass instrumental recitalist.
A series of hour-long Get Playing pCircles were also held at Imperial College London from 10.30 am until 3.30 pm, giving hundreds of people the opportunity to play a pBone, pTrumpet, or pBuzz.
For more information about the event visit: http://www.bbc.co.uk/events/eq44fx
Kate Greenall
Kate has always had a love for music and after starting to play the clarinet aged six went on to study music at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. She joined Warwick Music Group in 2010 as Social Media Manager and now serves as Chief of Staff where her role is the day to day management of the team. She ensures activities are streamlined within the organisation, supporting the priorities of the business to help it grow. She now spends most of my spare time supporting my three children as they learn their own instruments!
