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This brochure is split into PLAY (performance-based workshops), CREATE (composition workshops), LISTEN (workshops to help with music appreciation and musical concepts), and WATCH (educational performances) with additional sections including national initiatives and CPD for sta�. All workshops can be delivered in your school or local venue unless otherwise specified. Please contact us for details of costs.

All activity is open to both state and independently funded schools. We can also tailor workshops for ASN schools.

If you are a Local Authority looking to purchase a whole series of workshops, concerts or CPD sessions for your schools, please get in contact with us to discuss the cost of packages.

WELCOME TO RSNO ENGAGE: AN EXCITING INITIATIVE FROM SCOTLAND’S NATIONAL ORCHESTRA TO INSPIRE, ENTERTAIN AND DELIGHT YOUNG PEOPLE, AGED BETWEEN 0 AND 25 YEARS, ACROSS THE NATION.

WELCOME

If you have an idea for a project or workshop, or you would like to become involved with the RSNO in a way which is not advertised here, then please contact the team who will be delighted to discuss your proposal. We can also o�er bespoke workshops and small-scale performances to schools.

Finally, if your geographic location means you can’t attend any CPD or pre-concert talks, please contact us for details of how to access these online.

We look forward to working with you during the 2015:16 academic year.

Best wishes,

The RSNO Engage TeamT: 0141 225 3552E: engage@rsno.org.uk

TAKEOVER 2016For S4–6 Pupils aged 16–18 years.Nominated for a Music Teacher Excellence Award in 2015, RSNO Takeover is our two-day work experience programme. If you have a pupil who wants to work in the arts or the creative industries, this is the perfect opportunity.

This is an employability project open to young people across Scotland regardless of musical ability. The project is FREE to participate in and takes place at the RSNO Centre in Glasgow. The RSNO covers accommodation cost and subsides travel to ensure anyone can participate.

Pupils apply via a written application form and then attend a short interview. Fi�y pupils from across the country are selected to work in various departments of the RSNO. From marketing, press and PR to fundraising, teaching, conducting and performing with the RSNO, participants will be involved in every aspect of preparing a classical concert.

Dates for Takeover 2016 are Mon 13 and Tue 14 June 2016.To apply, please download, complete and return an application form from rsno.org.uk/work-experience

We can also deliver a bespoke Takeover event in your local authority. Please contact us for more details on 0141 225 3552 or email engage@rsno.org.uk

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CAREERS @RSNO

WORK EXPERIENCEThe RSNO is registered with Gateway Shared Services for the School Work Experience Programme 2015:16 and can o�er week- long placements to pupils on a first come first served basis. As this opportunity is extremely popular, please contact us as far in advance as possible to book by emailing engage@rsno.org.uk

CAREERS BOOKLETThe RSNO has published a careers booklet o�ering guidance to anyone thinking of pursuing a career in the arts. The booklet contains short interviews with sta� and musicians, suggestions of college and university courses plus CV information and advice.

Download the careers booklet fromrsno.org.uk/work-experience

BEGINNERS IMPROVISATIONThrow away the rule book and join us for a fun workshop looking at free improvisation. There are no wrong notes here as the focus is on sound, tonality and most of all, confidence. Longer workshops will work to create an improvised performance.

Level: 3-5Max participants: 10Duration: 1-2 hoursSpecial requirements: participants must play an instrument to equivalent ABRSM Grade 5 or higher

CONDUCTING Ever fancied trying your hand at conducting? Our RSNO Assistant Conductor will lead you through the basics and give you an insight into how it’s done.

Level: 5Max participants: 10Duration: 1.5 hoursSpecial requirements: participants don’t need to be able to read music but must be able to follow a score (could be a graphic score)

THE SECRET LIFE OF VIOLAS!A workshop exclusively for violinists who are looking to try something new. This is a chance to experience the rich mellow sound of the viola in a hands-on, participatory workshop.

Level: 3-5Max participants: 10Duration: 1.5 hoursSpecial requirements: participants must play violin to equivalent ABRSM Grade 4 or higher

SAMBA FOR STRINGSAn exciting rhythmic workshop for upper primary string players of any ability. Using Brazilian samba techniques, this is a fun and fresh approach to playing any string instrument.

Level: 2Max participants: 12Duration: 1-1.5 hoursSpecial requirements: participants must play a string instrument – no minimum standard

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INSTRUMENTAL COACHINGOur musicians are available to assist with any school or youth orchestras and/or bands. Coaching sessions can be adapted to the needs of each pupil.

Level: 2-5Max participants: 14 per sectionDuration: 1-2 hours

PRESENTATION MASTERCLASSThis intensive session is suited for examination pupils. The session focuses on how the pupils’ present themselves during performance and how they communicate with the audience, rather than technical musicianship skills. Video will also be used.

Level: 3-5Max participants: 8Duration: 1 hour

INSTRUMENT PETTING ZOOOur mobile instrument petting zoo gives pupils the opportunity for hands-on experience of playing and hearing every instrument in the orchestra.

Level: E–5Max participants: 50Duration: 2 hours

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DIGITAL COMPOSITIONThe RSNO’s Digital Projects Manager leads this class which explores computer based composition using a mixture of Sibelius notation so�ware for writing scores and Logic Pro X to create convincing orchestral mock-ups using sample based virtual instruments.

Level: 3-5Max participants: 15Duration: Tailored to group experience level, can be run as a one-o� or series of workshops. Location: RSNO New Home

ROMANS! VIKINGS! EGYPTIANS!These creative music-making workshops are designed to tie in to any topic you’re teaching your class. We’ll ensure each pupil has the opportunity to be involved by utilising the abilities of everyone in the class, whether they are playing an instrument or singing. Workshops can take place as a one-o� or as a series of 4-6 weeks.

Level: E-2Max participants: 33Duration: 1-2 hours

CARNIVAL OF THE ANIMALSLed by two RSNO musicians, this workshop focuses on creating new music around your pupils’ favourite animals.

Level: 1-2 Max participants: 33Duration: 2 hours

MINIBEASTS AND BUGSThis is an interactive session for nursery children to create their own music and soundscape about minibeasts and bugs using percussion and orchestral instruments.

Level: EMax participants: 20Duration: 45 minutes

CREATE

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THE FOUR SEASONS CREATIVE WORKSHOPCreate your own four seasons in a creative workshop exploring sounds, rhythms and harmonies using a vast array of instruments and everyday items.

Incorporating listening concepts, composition and performance, this workshop covers all elements of music in the Curriculum for Excellence guidelines.

Level: E-4Max participants: 33Duration: 1-2 hours

INSPIRE DAYSHeld at the RSNO Centre or your own school, these interactive days of listening and creating are designed to inspire your pupils, whether they play an instrument or not. You will produce a new piece of music which will be performed and recorded at the end of the day with a large orchestral ensemble.

The theme of the day can be tailored to suit. This is a great experience for team building and is ideal as a transition project for Primary 7 pupils.

Level: 1-2Max participants: 150Duration: 5 hours (full school day)

MUSIC BY DESIGNComposition based workshop exploring the relationships between di�erent types of notation, from graphic scores, to sketching, to traditional notation. Using their own narrative or topic currently being studied in class, pupils will create their own musical scores. The workshop will culminate in a performance based on the graphic scores created.

Please note, you do not need to read notation or play an instrument to participate in this workshop.

Level: 1-5Max participants: 30Duration: 1.5-2 hours

SHUFFLEA listening workshop designed to get your pupils thinking about music in a di�erent way. The session will look at di�erent genres of music, from core Classical repertoire, to pop and rock, to ancient Greek music and Central African chanting! Each unique session will be an opportunity for pupils to explore new music and expand the mind and encourage analysis of new genres.

Level: 1-5Max participants: no limitDuration: 1.5 hours

ADOPT A MUSICIANWe’re looking for schools to adopt a musician! By adopting a musician, your school will receive termly letters about what your musician has been up to. Hear about concerts they’ve been playing in and the highlights of the Season. You’ll also receive special visits and workshops from the musician throughout the year, and have behind the scenes footage and videos sent to your class. When your school attends an RSNO concert, pupils will be provided with VIP access to their adopted musician.

Level: E-5Max participants: whole schoolDuration: a full year of engagement

THE SCIENCE OF SOUNDHearing is one of our most important senses, but have you ever stopped to think what sound is and how it is made? Using the instruments of the orchestra alongside everyday objects, our musicians take you on a journey of exploration and discovery in a participatory workshop.

Level: E-2Max participants: 33Duration: 1 hour

THE SOUND OF STRINGS/BRASS/WOODWIND/PERCUSSION/THE ORCHESTRAAn introduction to one section of the orchestra, or to all four families of the orchestra. Workshop content varies depending on the age of pupils.

Level: E-4Max participants: 70Duration: 1-2 hours

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CONCEPTS, CONCEPTS, CONCEPTSA workshop for pupils studying national 4/5 or Int 2/Higher music.

Live performance by an RSNO string quartet of concepts to help your pupils with the listening part of their exams. Concepts covered can be tailored to suit your class needs.

Level: 4-5Max participants: 40Duration: one school period

WAR AND MUSIC100 years on from the Great War, we look back at the impact conflict had on composers and the music they created in educational workshops. From the calm serenity of Vaughan Williams’ Fi�h Symphony to Shostakovich’s explosive Symphony No5, pupils will be encouraged to reflect on their interpretation of ‘war’.

Level: 2-5Max participants: 33Duration: 1 hour

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UNDER 5s CHAMBER SERIESThe RSNO is o�ering a series of new interactive chamber concerts for under 5s. These fun performances feature a storyteller plus six musicians and encourage participation from budding young musicians! Popular performances to date have included Teddy Bears’ Picnic and an adapted fairytale: Steve and His Seriously Tall Ladder.

Level: EMax audience: 250Duration: 30-40 minutesLocation: your school or nearby venue

SCHOOLS CONCERTSThe RSNO run full symphony orchestra concerts specifically for school pupils. Featuring pieces such as Hedwig’s Theme from Harry Potter as well as more standard Classical repertoire, these concerts are a key way to introduce an orchestra to your pupils.

Max audience: depends on the venue sizeDuration: 1 hour

If you are a local authority looking to buy in a school concert, please contact us for more details and costings.

WATCH

PRE-CONCERT TALKS Pre-concert talks are held 45 minutes before every RSNO main season concert. If you are bringing a large group to a concert, please let us know as we may be able to schedule a private talk/meet the musicians opportunity specifically for your group.

Level: 2-5Max participants: 150Duration: 20-30 minutes

OPEN REHEARSALSHear the RSNO prepare for one of its concerts and meet the players.

Level: 2-5Max participants: 100Duration: 1-2 hours

Dates, times and locality vary depending on where the Orchestra is performing. Please see page 14 for more details of concerts.

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WINTER WONDERLANDJoin the RSNO for a gentle introduction to classical music for pre-school and p1 pupils. Bring your woolly hats for our frosty, interactive adventure of music and fun. This concert is with full orchestra and lasts approximately 30 minutes.

Level: EarlyMax audience: 300Duration: 30 minutesDates and times: Wed 9 Dec: 9.30am, 10.45am and 1.30pmThu 10 Dec: 9.30am and 10.45amFri 11 Dec: 9.30am, 10.45am and 1.30pmLocation: RSNO Centre, Glasgow

THE MAGICAL TOY SHOPJoin the RSNO as we take a look inside the Orchestra’s magical toy shop. Full of magic, music and mystery, this fun and interactive concert is a feast for the ears and eyes! Suitable for preschoolers aged 3 to 5 years old, come and clap, dance and sing along to the full orchestra. Magicaldressing up welcome!

Level: EarlyMaximum Audience: 300Duration: 30 minutesDates and times: Tue 19 Apr: 9.30am, 10.45am and 1.30pmWed 20 Apr: 9.30am, 10.45am and 1.30pmThu 21 Apr: 10.30am and 1.30pmLocation: RSNO Centre, Glasgow

Tickets for each 30 minute concert are £3+VAT per pupil with sta� attending for free, or £5 + VAT per pupil when you book and pay for both concerts before 30 November 2015.

Our Junior Chorus sta� are on hand to support schools with existing choirs or to help establish a new school choir. We can also lead whole school community singing sessions.

Level: E-5Max participants: 200Duration: tailored to suit

RSNO Junior ChorusThe RSNO Junior Chorus has over 350 members aged 7-18 years. They rehearse weekly in Glasgow under the baton of renowned Music Director Christopher Bell.The choirs perform annually with the Orchestra at Christmas and in main Season concerts throughout the year.

The children and young people are taught not only to sing but to read and write notation.

Auditions take place annually in May in schools around Glasgow and surrounding areas for P3 pupils. If you would like a Junior Chorus audition for your school, please email Engage at engage@rsno.org.uk

RSNO Singing and Signing ChoirDuring the coming academic year 2015:16 we will be launching a Singing and Signing Choir. This is an inclusive group for both children and young people who are deaf and those who have hearing. The choir will be based in Glasgow initially. If you have a child or young person interested in participating, please contact us for more information by emailing engage@rsno.org.uk

RSNO Changed VoicesChanged Voices is a satellite group of the RSNO Junior Chorus for boys whose voices have broken. The boys perform regularly at various engagements, most recently including BBC Radio Scotland and the RSNO Ball. Please contact us for more information if you have any boys you think may be interested in joining the group by emailing engage@rsno.org.uk

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CLASSICS UNWRAPPED PRESENTER JAMIE MACDOUGALL SINGING WITH

RSNO CHANGED VOICES AT BBC RADIO SCOTLAND

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SEASON 2015:16

Season Opener: Mahler’s Resurrection EDN Fri 02/10/15GLW Sat 03/10/15

Under the Skin of TchaikovskyGLW Tue 06/10/15

Oundjian Conducts Tchaikovsky Five EDN Fri 09/10/15GLW Sat 10/10/15

Chamber SeriesGLW Sun 11/10/15 : 2.30PMEDN Sun 25/10/15 : 2.30PM

Pictures at an ExhibitionABN Thu 22/10/15EDN Fri 23/10/15GLW Sat 24/10/15

Romeo and Juliet EDN Fri 06/11/15GLW Sat 07/11/15

Discover Day: ProkofievGLW Sat 07/11/15

Brahms’ Violin Concerto DND Thu 12/11/15EDN Fri 13/11/15GLW Sat 14/11/15

Saint-Saëns’ Organ SymphonyEDN Fri 20/11/15GLW Sat 21/11/15

Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto GLW Thu 03/12/15EDN Fri 04/12/15

Handel’s MessiahGLW Sun 03/01/16 : 3PM

Rachmaninov’s Second Piano ConcertoPTH Thu 11/02/16EDN Fri 12/02/16GLW Sat 13/02/16

Chamber SeriesGLW Sun 14/02/16 : 2.30PMEDN Sun 21/02/16 : 2.30PM

Oundjian Conducts The Sea*EDN Fri 19/02/16GLW Sat 20/02/16

Rachmaninov’s Third Piano Concerto DND Thu 25/02/16EDN Fri 26/02/16GLW Sat 27/02/16

Søndergård Conducts Beethoven Eight GLW Thu 10/03/16EDN Fri 11/03/16

Oundjian and Benedetti GLW Thu 17/03/16EDN Fri 18/03/16ABN Sat 19/03/16

Denève Returns: The Auld AllianceEDN Fri 08/04/16GLW Sat 09/04/16

Discover Day: ProkofievEDN Sat 09/04/16

Lazarev Conducts Cinderella*PTH Thu 14/04/16EDN Fri 15/04/16GLW Sat 16/04/16

The Magical Toy ShopGLW Thu 21/04/16 : 3.30PM

Dvořák Cello ConcertoDND Thu 28/04/16

The Stravinsky Project: Symphony in C EDN Fri 29/04/16GLW Sat 30/04/16

Under the Skin of StravinskyGLW Tue 03/05/16

The Stravinsky Project: The Rite of Spring* EDN Fri 06/05/16GLW Sat 07/05/16

Cole Porter Songbook EDN Fri 13/05/16GLW Sat 14/05/16

Oundjian Conducts Shostakovich Eight EDN Fri 20/05/16GLW Sat 21/05/16DND Sun 22/05/16 : 3PM

Season Finale: Ode to Joy EDN Fri 27/05/16GLW Sat 28/05/16

Chamber SeriesEDN Sun 29/05/16 : 2.30PM

Classic FM Hall of Fame EDN Fri 10/06/16GLW Sat 11/06/16

All concerts start at 7.30pm unless noted otherwise

* CREATE WORKSHOPSSee p15 for details

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CONCERTS Schools are most welcome to attend all RSNO Season concerts across Scotland. Musician meet and greets and special pre-concert talks can be arranged for groups. Tickets are priced £6 per pupil and accompanying teachers go free*.

To book please phone the RSNO Engage Team on 0141 225 3552 or email engage@rsno.org.uk

Full details of our concerts can be found online at rsno.org.uk

*Terms and conditions apply. O�ers are subject to availability. Restrictions may apply.

CREATE WORKSHOPSRSNO musicians will lead a 3-week creative project for your pupils linked to one of our highlighted Season concerts. Concert tickets can be included in the cost of the workshop. Workshop choices are:

• Debussy La Mer and Vaughan Williams A Sea Symphony• Prokofiev Cinderella• Bartók The Miraculous Mandarin• Stravinsky The Rite of Spring

YOUNG PERFORMERSWe’re looking for talented young musicians to perform in the foyers of Scotland’s concert halls before RSNO Season concerts. Anyone aged 12–21 is invited to apply but you should be able to perform to a high standard (equivalent to ABRSM Grade 7 or higher).

To apply, please send us a video or audio recording of yourself playing 15–20 minutes of music. Open to individuals and groups (maximum of five players in a group). All performances must be acoustic and music can be of any genre. Applicants are welcome to perform their own compositions. All musicians, including singers, are welcome to apply. You should have around 20 minutes-worth of repertoire. This is a rolling application process, open all year round.

Young Ambassadors attend concerts for free, meet the musicians and conductors and operate as a youth advisory board for the RSNO, feeding into the main RSNO board.

To apply, please download, complete and return an application form from the website. The application must reach us NO LATER than Thu 17 Sep 2015. You must have a teacher/tutor recommendation.

Interviews will take place on Sat 19 Sep 2015 and successful candidates must be available on Sat 3 and Sun 4 Oct 2015 for a special project.

rsno.org.uk/young-ambassadors

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YOUNG AMBASSADORSWE RUN A YOUNG AMBASSADOR PROGRAMME FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 16–18 YEARS. WE LOOK TO HAVE AT LEAST ONE REPRESENTATIVE FROM EACH LOCAL AUTHORITY IN SCOTLAND.

I am really enjoying being a Young Ambassador as I have met new people who share my love for classical music. Throughout the year I have attended

forums to discuss ways in which the RSNO can improve engagement with younger audiences. The privilege of receiving tickets to RSNO concerts has not only broadened my knowledge of repertoire but also enabled me to invite my friends to come along and experience the RSNO.Anna Heywood

We’re delighted to launch the second season of Notes From Scotland in September 2015. Young composers aged 12-18 are invited to write a short piece of music for any instrumental trio, quartet or quintet of their choice inspired by five dedicated locations across the country.

Open workshops will be held at these dedicated locations, led by composers and musicians to help you find out more about composing and the key features of the sites. The competition o�ers a unique opportunity for young writers to have their music developed with some of Scotland’s top professional composers. The competition closing date is April 30th 2016, but entries submitted before March of that year will be sent to one of the composers involved in the project for feedback. Entrants can then resubmit their pieces a�er further development based on the expert notes! The overall winner will be announced in June 2016 during a concert performance where all five finalists will have their pieces performed and recorded. Check out the competition website for more details: notesfromscotland.co.uk

“This is a fantastic idea to engage young people in composition and to bring them together with existing composers and musicians to pass on their knowledge and skills. I’m sure it will be an invaluable experience for all concerned.”Craig Armstrong, Composer (Far From the Madding Crowd, The Great Gatsby, Moulin Rouge, Love Actually, Romeo + Juliet)

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NOTES FROM SCOTLANDA YEARLY COMPOSITION COMPETITION FOR 12–18 YEARS. WIN AN iPAD WITH THE LATEST MUSIC PACKAGES, A VIP ACCESS ALL AREAS VISIT TO THE RSNO AND MUCH MORE!

The individual cost of CPD is £20 per person. All attendees will receive a free ticket to an RSNO concert.

Spaces are limited and are allocated on a first come first served basis.

PRACTICAL IDEAS FOR MUSIC MAKING WITH EARLY YEARS (CFE LEVEL E–1)Glasgow: Tue 10 Nov 2015: 4-6pmPerth: Thu 11 Feb 2016: 12.30-2.30pm

PRACTICAL IDEAS FOR MUSIC MAKING WITH PRIMARY (CFE LEVEL 2)Dundee: Thu 12 Nov 2015: 12.30-2.30pmGlasgow: Tue 24 Nov 2015: 4-6pm

CONDUCTING/LEADING A SCHOOL ENSEMBLEGlasgow: Tue 26 Jan 2016: 4-6pm

AN INTRODUCTION TO PLAYING/TEACHING TIMPANIWorkshops on request.

Please contact us for details of CPD sessions in Edinburgh.

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CPDLOCAL AUTHORITIES CAN PURCHASE A CPD SESSION FOR THEIR WHOLE REGION. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR MORE DETAILS.

CPD sessions include a ticket to your choice of one of the following RSNO season concerts:

DundeeBrahms’ Violin Concerto: Thu 12 Nov 2015: 7.30pmRachmaninov’s Third Piano Concerto: Thu 25 Feb 2016: 7.30pmDvořák Cello Concerto: Thu 28 Apr 2016: 7.30pmOundjian Conducts Shostakovich Eight: Sun 22 May 2016: 3pm

PerthRachmaninov’s Second Piano Concerto: Thu 11 Feb 2016: 7.30pm

GlasgowPictures at an Exhibition: Sat 24 Oct 2015: 7.30pmBrahms’ Violin Concerto: Sat 14 Nov 2015: 7.30pmOundjian Conducts The Sea: Sat 20 Feb 2016: 7.30pmThe Stravinsky Project: Symphony in C: Sat 30 Apr 2016: 7.30pmThe Stravinsky Project: Rite of Spring: Sat 7 May 2016: 7.30pm

Edinburgh Pictures at an Exhibition: Fri 23 Oct 2015: 7.30pmBrahms’ Violin Concerto: Fri 13 Nov 2015: 7.30pmOundjian Conducts The Sea: Fri 19 Feb 2016: 7.30pmThe Stravinsky Project: Symphony in C: Fri 29 Apr 2016: 7.30pmThe Stravinsky Project: Rite of Spring: Fri 6 May 2016: 7.30pm

RSNO ENGAGE DEPARTMENTengage@rsno.org.uk 0141 225 3552

JENN ADAMSDirector of Learning and Engagement

LOUISE STORRIELearning Manager

NEIL CULLENDigital Projects Manager

DEBRA SALEMEngagement Coordinator, Dundee

CHRISTINE WALKERChorus Manager

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