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Aldeburgh Young Musicians

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Aldeburgh Young Musicians (AYM) is a progressive artist development programme for musicians aged 10-18, based at Snape Maltings Concert Hall. Part of the national network of Centres for Advanced Training, Aldeburgh Young Musicians facilitates the musical development of over 50 passionate young people, unlocking their potential through a range of inspirational and immersive residential courses and additional activities.

Members of AYM have access to the some of the best musical training on offer, collaborating with expert professional musicians and like-minded peers to explore a diverse range of musical styles and approaches. Through interactive musical activities with an emphasis on autonomy, AYMs are encouraged to innovate as their creative selves.

Each AYM experience is unique. We work with a vibrant range of inspirational professionals who bring their own individual approach, expertise, and experiences to the programme.

AYM has responded to the Covid-19 pandemic by offering an immersive and interactive online experience; a vibrant range of creative and collaborative activities led by inspiring professionals. The current programme consists of a range of online courses, instrumental workshops and mentoring opportunities.

The AYM Programme

See the types of music-making that take place at AYM and learn about the artists we work with

Meet AYM

Meet the Aldeburgh Young Musicians, Ambassadors and Staff which make up the AYM programme

Become an Aldeburgh Young Musician & FAQs

How to become an AYM & what to expect from AYM, including fee and commitment information

AYM Digital Hub

Current AYMs can access the AYM Digital Hub, where all of AYM’s digital content and activity is available

Introduction Video

Learn about AYM and the Young Musicians, Artists and Staff involved in the programme

Earlier this year, our Aldeburgh Young Musicians added their voices to the @bthvn_pastoral project by creating music inspired by environmental neglect. They shared some of their songs to an audience in House & Garden @snapemaltings. 'Whisper' was written by Clementine. pic.twitter.com/g8Q7etjWwi

— Britten Pears Arts (@BrittenPears) May 9, 2020

Here's another song created by our Aldeburgh Young Musicians as part of the @bthvn_pastoral project earlier this year. Shared to an audience in House & Garden @snapemaltings. 'Warmth' was written by Rachel. pic.twitter.com/5JjcP67GAp

— Britten Pears Arts (@BrittenPears) May 31, 2020

Safeguarding

We’re committed to protecting young people’s safety. Read our safeguarding policy.

Contact AYM

aym@snapemaltings.co.uk
01728 687100

Credits

AYM is generously supported by Arts Council England, Angus Allnatt Charitable Foundations, The Cedar Trust, in memory of Sheila Stainton, The Department for Education, Foyle Foundation, The Ganzoni Charitable Trust, The Leverhulme Trust, Limbourne Trust, Sorkin Family Charitable Trust, Trinity College London and the Garfield Weston Foundation, in addition to a number of generous individuals, including Edward Bray, Professor Sir Barry Ife and Jeremy & Elizabeth Wagener.