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The University of Buckingham Music Society (UBMuS)

The Society's purpose is to establish a means for musicians at the University to organise, perform, record, and to create a community of support amongst the student body. The Society will keep people informed of local musical events, and aim to sponsor performances by students at the University and a variety of other venues.

The support for differing genres of music is not limited. From the classical violin musician to the R&B disc jockey, the Society will accommodate musicians and music enthusiasts of all varieties. It aims to provide general and diverse music activities and experiences that will assist University students in their appreciation and knowledge of music, and from which the UBMuS would benefit from the vast range of diverse cultures that exist in the student population at Buckingham.

The Society's aims include:

  • Making music lessons available for students through a peer-to-peer learning experience offered by UBMuS members.
  • Incorporating support for studio recording, production and live performances.
  • Providing members with equipment to accommodate practice, studies, performances and the production of music.
  • Providing an opportunity for all members to rehearse and perform regularly in ensembles.
  • Collaborating with projects and events in the town of Buckingham.
  • Establishing a listening and sharing music library.

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Events

Friday 16 October, 19:00, Radcliffe Centre
The University of Buckingham Music Society, in association with Bernie Marsden, presents: The 1st Annual Music Festival

Performances will be given by members and associates of UBMuS and will include a variety of music to suit all tastes and ages. A true celebration of music, not to be missed. Places are limited so please book your seat for this event by calling: +44 (0)1280 820 213, or email publicity@buckingham.ac.uk. Further information will be available on the UBMuS Facebook page. Tickets are free.

The Music Festival will house both the classical and contemporary. Performances of J.S. Bach, Beethoven and Schubert will be given by students Honami Kawasaki and Han Joon Lee during the first part of the show. Following in the second, American folk musician and songwriter Dallas Wesley will be performing songs from his latest album.

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