How it works
The programme in recent years has covered – possibly tutor input on how they choose the programme and what they might be thinking about including in 2027.

Schedule
Spread over 6 days (5 nights) our participants enjoy 20 sessions of music making (more if you join an informal session in your free time)
Sunday
Welcome meeting 4.00pm
Session 1 4.30pm – 6.00pm
Session 2 7.30pm – 9.00pm
Monday to Friday*
Session 1 9.30am – 11.00am (sectionals, instrumentalists are welcome to join David Allinson’s choral group if they wish)
11am-11:30am Coffee break
Session 2 11.30am – 1.00pm
Lunch 1.15pm
Free time after lunch
Session 3 4.30pm – 6.00pm
Session 4 (tutti) 7.30pm – 9pm.
Many end their busy day either in the common room or make their way up to the bar to continue their conversations.
* The course ends after lunch on the Friday.
Part allocations for sessions 2 & 3 are set by the tutors and listings are displayed on the noticeboard. Sessions 2 & 3 are repeated later in the week.
Participants split into differing groups depending on the demands of the music and led by one of the tutors. This may be a mix of instrumentalists and singers or just players. The group make-up is displayed on the noticeboard. These sessions are repeated again, later in the week.
There is free time after lunch and an opportunity to sing in a choir led by Jenny Cassidy or you may wish to join an informal group with other attendees.
The town of Malvern, it is just a short 12 minute walk, for that forgotten item or alternatively put your feet up under one of the trees on the college’s extensive site under the Malvern hills.