We came from humble beginnings. The YMCA, as a charity was founded in 1844 by George Williams and has since expanded exclusively into the fitness industry with the creation of YMCAfit in 1984. We even sparked the beginning of an era by creating the first ever Exercise to Music course in the same year, which then became a global phenomenon, resulting in over 70,000 individuals being trained as aerobics teachers.
The Dan Tien | Dance Classes & Performing Arts School Watford The home of high quality training in singing, acting, dancing and music in Watford | A huge variety of dance, drama and music lessons | The Dan Tien
Vics Bass Lessons - Music Instructor
Kiddleydivey | Connecting & Stimulating Through Music
Hackney School of Folk - Music School
Joseph Perkins – Music – Guitarist, Composer & Educator Joseph Perkins is a London based jazz guitarist, composer, and educator. Studied with Scott Henderson & Wayne Krantz. Session: James Arthur, BBC, JazzFM, ABRSM
Anne Britz Piano Lessons - Music Instructor in Bovingdon
Currently designed for children aged 4-6; The Rastamouse Rocksteady Reggae school delivers elements of the Music National Curriculum in a variety of formats - from one day workshops through to a comprehensive ten-week programme incorporated into school timetables. Developed with music practitioner Sally Greaves with the support of The Rastamouse Company, the team at EMI and the Triborough Music Hub of Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith & Fulham and Westminster City; the Rocksteady programme has been piloted and evaluated in a number of London schools since April 2012. Drawing inspiration from the stories of Michael De Souza and Genevieve Webster, the CBeebies television programme, and incorporating the uplifting music of Andrew Kingslow; the Rocksteady music project puts a variety of instruments into the hands of children to provide a thoroughly cross-curricular experience to excite and engage young minds.
Stronger on Sundays returns with music held right at its centre. Stronger on Sundays returns with music held right at its centre.
