Site Title: Amateur Orchestras - Yorkshire & Humberside

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Orchestra	Conductor	Leader	Rehearsal Venue/Times	Contact(s)
Abbeydale Orchestra			Wednesdays at 10am at St Oswald and St Peter's Church Hall, Bannerdale /Abbeydale Road Sheffield	Michael Carter 0114 2303118 Mary Waters
	This is a friendly practice orchestra, of 25ish players which has been in existence for many years, and would be very pleased to welcome new members, all abilities and all instruments. We play a huge range of classical music, approximately 10 different pieces per term, and meet every Wednesday during the school terms.
Academy of St Olave's Orchestra	Alan George	Claire Jowett	Scheduled over a 2 week period prior to each concert, St Olaves Church, Marygate, York	Chairman 01904 449714
	The Academy of St Olave's is a high standard Chamber Orchestra which may number between 15 and 45 players according to the requirements of the programme. The Academy performs three concerts each year and plays for one orchestral Mass on remembrance Sunday.
Airedale Symphony Orchestra	John Anderson	Ian Banks	Monday evenings at Guiseley School. 7.30-9.45	John Anderson 0113 232 9242
	Founded in 1898.
Alwoodley Community Orchestra	Karen Gourlay	Karen Gourlay	Wednesdays (term-time only) 5-6pm @ Alwoodley Primary, Cranmer Rise, Leeds, LS17 5HX	Julie Cooke 07966621848
Alwoodley Sinfonia	Neil Balfour	Heather Pollock	Alwoodley community centre, The Avenue, Alwoodley, Leeds 17. Most Sundays Sept to June, 10.15 to 12.30	Vernon & Lesley Mais 0113 2931779
	New players (especially strings) welcome.
Baildon Orchestra	Andrew McLaughlin	Brian Hill	Thursday evenings from 7.45 pm to 10.00 pm at St Hugh's Church, The Coach Road, Baildon, Shipley, W Yorks	Phil Barker 01274 546156
	The orchestra is an amateur band that has met in Baildon since 1945. We give concerts of light music from time to time but play an eclectic mix of light and classical music for our own entertainment. The orchestra maintains a normal double wind section. Currently there are vacancies for bassoon and all strings. The orchestra has its own large library and is a member of Making Music
Barnsley Concert BandNEW			Thursday evening from 7.30pm - 9.30pm at Monk Bretton Methodist Church, High Street, Monk Bretton BARNSLEY S71 2PJ	Heather Greenwood, secretary 01226 281965
	Barnsley Concert Band has been entertaining audiences for over 35 years. The band's repertoire covers all major genres of music; Pop, Rock, Film, Theatre, Jazz, Marches, Light Classical and Folk. Band members range in age from 13 to nearly 80. Some are studying music and a few are professional musicians; however the majority are highly capable, enthusiastic amateurs wanting to have fun refining their playing skills in their spare time.
Barnsley Sinfonia Orchestra	Richard Smith		New orchestra, just forming	Richard Smith 07990998295
	New orchestra just starting: Misson Statement: To bring professional and non-professional musicians together to rehearse and perform orchestral works throughout Barnsley. The Orchestra will be suitable for players of Grade 5 standard and above, for ages 16+.
Chesterfield Symphony Orchestra	Tom Newall	Edward Boothroyd	Rehearsals are on term time Tuesdays, 7.30 - 9.30 at Ashgate Croft School, Chesterfield.
	The orchestra gives 3 concerts a year, usually in the Winding Wheel, Chesterfield. There are vacancies for new members - especially violas!!
Cleveland Chamber Orchestra	Tim Jackson		Rehearsals are held in the 2-3 weeks immediately prior to each concert.	Tim Jackson 01748-821343
	The CCO has about 35-40 playing members, and typically gives 4-5 concerts a year between September and June.
Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra	David Greed		Each concert is preceded by two Sundays of intensive rehearsal.	Karen Maughan (Secretary)
	The CPO is a full-sized symphony orchestra with about 85 members, which gives two challenging concerts each year, generally in October and February.
The Cobweb Orchestra	Clare Barker	Whoever arrives first	Teesside: Middlesbrough Town Hall. Mondays in term time. 7.30-9.30pm	Catherine Shackell
	An enthusiastic, tolerant group of players with professional orchestral guidance - blowing the cobwebs away!
The Cobweb Orchestra	Catherine Holbrook	Whoever arrives first	York: New Earswick Methodist Church Hall. Thursdays in term time. 7.30-9.30pm	Catherine Shackell
	An enthusiastic, tolerant group of players with professional orchestral guidance - blowing the cobwebs away!
Endcliffe Orchestra	Martin Lightowler		Monday 7.30pm to 9.30pm during term time at Holy Trinity Church Hall, Millhouses, Sheffield	Membership Secretary 0114 262 0803
	The Endcliffe Orchestra is an amateur group based in Sheffield, South Yorkshire. The orchestra is open to amateur musicians of grade V upwards (or equivalent), subject to vacancies. The Endcliffe serves as a development orchestra and provides a friendly and relaxed atmosphere for amateur players in Sheffield, particularly lapsed amateurs and those who are new to orchestral playing and performing.
Guiseley Concert BandNEW	Sarah Baker		Saturday mornings, 9.30am - 10.30am in Guiseley School	Sarah Baker 07545 603952
	The band is predominantly adults between grade 4 - 6 standard. New members always welcome. In addition we have a jazz Band, Latin Band, Rock Band, Wind Ensemble , Flute choir and Clarinet ensemble who all play to a high standard and will welcome new players.
Halifax Symphony Orchestra	Nick Simpson	John Marshall	Monday evenings at Ryburn Valley High School, Sowerby Bridge	Peter Green (Chairman) Jayne Jefferies (Secretary)
	With over 125 years of concert seasons, the Halifax Symphony Orchestra is one of the oldest and most established amateur orchestras in England. Concerts are held in the Victoria Theatre, Halifax. We currently have a vacancy for 1st Clarinet and all string sections.
Hallam Sinfonia	Natalia Luis-Bassa	Robert White	Thursday & Friday evenings 7.30pm to 9.30pm in the 3 weeks prior to each concert, Brookhill Hall, University of Sheffield, Brook Hill	Rachel Underwood, Chairman
	Since its founding in 1973, the orchestra has evolved into one of the finest amateur orchestras in the North of England, and engages professional conductors. Whilst Classical works lie at the heart of each season's programmes the orchestra regularly performs larger scale works from the 19th and 20th Centuries. We would welcome enquiries from string players and percussionists, of at least Grade 8 standard.
Harrogate Philharmonic OrchestraNEW	Guests	Eric Clark	Fridays at 7:30 for five or six weeks before each concert at the Friend's Meeting House, Queen Parade, Harrogate, HG1 5PP	Gilly Charters 01423 545188
	The HPO was founded in 1981 as Harrogate Pro Musica and is a semi-professional chamber orchestra of about 32 regular players. We specialise in baroque and classical repertoire mainly, together with more modern works for smaller orchestras. Its players, many of whom are professional and trained musicians, are drawn from a wide area, attracted by its diverse and challenging repertoire. The orchestra encourages young musicians from the local area both as regular players and as concerto soloists.
The Harrogate Symphony Orchestra	Bryan Western	Jo Richardson	St John's Primary School, Stockwell Lane, Knaresborough on Thursday, from 7:15pm ’till 9:45pm
	The Harrogate Symphony Orchestra can trace its roots back to 1931 when the Harrogate String Orchestra replaced the Municipal Orchestra. The aims are to give players a chance to play orchestral music together on a regular basis and to present concerts of interesting music in the chamber, symphonic and 20th century orchestral repertoire in a pleasant social atmosphere.
Hessle Sinfonia			Thursday from 7.30 to 9.30 at Hull Collegiate School, Tranby Croft, Anlaby, East Yorkshire, HU10 7EH.	Jessica Leathley 01482 844166
	We are a full symphony orchestra and present three concerts a year. We have a full social calendar as well.
HEYOP! (Hessle East Yorkshire Orchestra Pals)	Alan Edgar		Methodist Church Hall, Tower Hill, Hessle, HU13, fortnightly, Sunday afternoons 2-4	Alan 01482 640330
	Small orchestra welcoming beginners and experienced new members. All orchestra and band instruments, keyboard, recorder, folk harp. Easy Classical, TV, Film, Religious, and lighter and folk music. New compositions. All welcome, disabled access.
Holme Valley Orchestra	James Morgan		7.00 to 9.00pm on Wednesdays during term time at Holmfirth High School, Heys Road, Holmfirth	Nick Finnis, 01484 684091
	The Holme Valley Orchestra is an amateur group based in Holmfirth, West Yorkshire. The orchestra is open to amateur musicians of grade IV/V upwards (or equivalent), subject to vacancies. The HVO serves as a development orchestra and provides a friendly and relaxed atmosphere for amateur players in and around the Holme Valley. We particularly welcome lapsed amateurs and those who are new to orchestral playing and performing.
Huddersfield Philharmonic Orchestra	Natalia Luis Bassa		Tuesday nights in Huddersfield centre
	High standard full size symphony orchestra, but always needing deputy players for rehearsals and sometimes concerts. We are looking for a temporary 2nd horn, and extra bassoon players.
Hull Philharmonic Orchestra	Andrew Penny	Pam Mitchell	Hull YPI, George Street, Hull, Wednesday 7.30 - 9.45
	Considered by many to be one of the finest amateur orchestras in the country, Hull Philharmonic presents at least 3 concerts each season. Programmes include less well known repertoire alongside popular pieces.
Hull Philharmonic Youth Orchestra	Ray Gallagher		Friday nights during school term time, Eastfield Primary School, Anlaby Road, Hull	Ray Gallagher on 01482 501614
	We are one of the few independently run youth orchestras in the country, Established in 1952. We have 2 orchestras, a training and a concert orchestra. - new members are extremely welcome!!
New Horizons Concert OrchestraNEW	Arthur Butterworth	Hazel Thompson	Clarke-Foley Centre, Ilkley. Fridays, 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm	Tony Johns, Secretary 01943875311
	Currently about 45 strong, the NH Concert Orchestra plays a range of light and classical music, mostly for its own enjoyment. Membership is open to anyone from 50 years of age upwards. New members welcome, particularly in the brass, violin and viola sections.
The Isle of Axholme Orchestra	Alan Edgar	Gordon Mumby	Tuesdays 7.00.pm - 9.00 pm South Axholme School, Epworth	Alan Edgar
	Founded in 2000. 3 concerts a year. No auditions. 45-50 members. Very friendly orchestra playing extensive repertoire - see website. If you want to play orchestral music then this is the orchestra for you
James Farrell Concert Band	Vernon Mais		Dewsbury Road Social Club, Leeds. 19:45 Tuesday	Contact via the website or Vernon & Lesley Mais 0113 2931779
	Wide repertoire played encompassing classical music, film and show music etc. New members welcome subject to vacancy existing at discretion of director of music. Good playing standard.
Leeds College of Music Community SinfoniaNEW	Andrew Watkinson		Tuesday evenings, 7pm-9.30pm (with break) at Leeds College of Music, Quarry Hill, Leeds	Leeds College of Music 0113 2223416
	Leeds College of Music, the UK's largest music college, runs this orchestra for members of the community. Members are of a broad range of ages and abilities and the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. The minimum entry standard is grade 4-5 and there are no auditions. The orchestra meets on Tuesday evenings at the Music College and practices several classical pieces each term with a small informal concert at the end of each term. Spaces are available for most orchestral instruments.
Leeds Haydn PlayersNEW	David Waterman, Adam Ferguson, Eno Koco	Mary Huby, Amanda Ismay-Robinson	Alternate Friday evenings at Moortown Methodist Church, Alderton Rise LS17	Claire Wilson-Sharp[secretary] 0113 2678055
	The Leeds Haydn Players are a really friendly bunch of dedicated amateur musicians. If you like classical repertoire and a band that pays meticulous detail to phrasing etc, unusual for non pros, you will enjoy this group. We are currently looking for violin and viola players.
Sinfonia of Leeds	David Greed/Douglas Scarfe	Amanda Crawshaw	Mondays at Notre Dame Catholic Sixth Form College, St Marks Avenue Leeds. 19:30 - 22:00	Christine Caulfield
	Sinfonia is a high-standard orchestra giving four concerts a year in the Leeds area.
Leeds Symphony Orchestra	Martin Binks	Rosemary Milner	Monday, 7.15pm	Trevor Stent Martin Binks
	A full sized orchestra founded in 1890 giving high standard concerts of varied repertoire, with professional soloists, in Leeds, Knaresborough and other venues in West and North Yorkshire.
Morley Community OrchestraNEW	Aaron Campbell	Sophie Bevan	Wednesday evenings, from 5.30 – 6.30.	Sophie Bevan 07545603954
	The Morley Community Orchestra is a fun, relaxed ensemble, playing a wide range of music. This group welcomes all instruments, all ages and all abilities. A great opportunity to try something new, and to learn with like minded people. The community orchestra regularly performs at local events around South Leeds
New Northern Philharmonic Orchestra	James Lyon, Yuki Kondo		Monthly	James Lyon
	The orchestra is a new ensemble based in Huddersfield, originally made from graduates from Huddersfield and other universities. The orchestra is open to anyone who wishes to play. We rehearse once a month, and perform 2 - 3 concerts a year.
The North Leeds Orchestra	Matthew Tiffany & Elaine Levene	Katie Allen	Leeds, Saturdays in term-time, 9.15am-12.00	Mervyn Manning 0113 293 6585
	The main orchestra of North Leeds Music Centre, part of Leeds City Council's Music Support Service. Standard between grades 4 to 8.
Northern Wagner Orchestra			Occasional repertoire weekends, first one in September 2005	Michael Williamson
	Recently established to provide musicians a rare opportunity of studying challenging and exciting orchestral repertoire in simulated professional circumstances.
Otley Chamber Orchestra	Tricia Restorick	Miles Brett	Second and fourth Sunday evenings each month, Courthouse Arts Centre, Courthouse Street, Otley, West Yorkshire	Tricia Restorick 01943 875176 or 01943 463099
	We have about 50 members who are drawn from Wharfedale and further afield. They are experienced, hard working players - but very sociable! There is a full string section (with room for more 1st violins), double woodwind, horns, trumpets and timps. Repertoire is varied but drawn largely from the Classical and early romantic periods.
The Paddock Orchestra	Barbara Bancroft	John Parker	Paddock Village Hall, Huddersfield, Tuesdays 7:30pm
	We are a well established amateur orchestra that performs at least three public concerts a year in the Huddersfield area.
Phoenix Band	Keiron Anderson		7.30-9.30pm on Thursday evenings at St Chad's Parish Centre, Far Headingley	Hilary Pattison, 0113 266 3055
	There are no auditions but ideally players should be of Associated Board Grade 5+ standard
Players for Pleasure			The Yorkshire College of Music & Drama, St Mark's House, 1 St Mark's Avenue, Leeds LS2 9BN	Contact via website
	Players for Pleasure provides opportunities to make music with other adult amateur musicians and to get experience at performing music amongst ourselves in a friendly and supportive environment. Players of any instrument and all levels of ability and experience are welcome to apply to perform at Players for Pleasure events. Please see the web site for further information.
Richmondshire Orchestra	Hugh Bowman & Tim Jackson	Chris Thompson	Thursdays during term-time, 7:30 - 9:30pm, Richmond Methodist Primary School	Janet Smith (Secretary) 01969 622665
	The Richmondshire Orchestra is a community orchestra serving Richmond and the surrounding area. The orchestra gives three concerts a year. Upper string players and trumpets particularly welcome.
Ripon Community Orchestra	Xenophon Kelsey	Joy Fletcher	Tuesday evenings in term time. 7:30 pm Holy Trinity Junior School . Ripon, North Yorks	Simon Robinson 01423 772459
	We are always interested in new players, especially strings and at present we could do with another trumpet and trombone or two We reckon people need to be grade 4+ to enjoy the orchestra. Previous experience of ensemble playing will help with this but is not essential. Anyone interested is welcome to ring on the number above.
St. Paul’s Youth Ensemble	Nicholas Nowicki		Saturday afternoons as arranged, during term time. Fun residential weekend in March	Nicholas Nowicki Steph Swann 0191 4699402
	Based in the North-East of England, St. Paul's Youth Ensemble gives young string players the chance to make music together in a relaxed but stimulating atmosphere, regardless of age or ability. The ensemble, now in its 30th year combines a happy, inclusive ethos with high standards of musicianship.
Scarborough Orchestra	Shaun Matthew	Anthony Mason	Tuesday evenings in St Saviour’s Church Hall, Gladstone Road, behind Sainsburys	Tony Mason
	Six concerts a year. Average rehearsal attendance about 60: new strings are always welcome.
Settle Orchestral Society	Darren Everhart	Tracy Keeley	Settle High School from 7.30 to 9.30pm each Friday during term time	Sarah Glossop 01729 825806
	A friendly local orchestra in the Craven area that performs works from all periods. We perform at least six concerts in Skipton, Settle, Clitheroe and other local towns each season
Sheffield Chamber Orchestra	Robin McEwan & Richard Howarth	Ralph Dawson	Tuesday, Endcliffe Methodist Church Lower Hall, 7:15 (for 7:30 start) - 9:30 pm,	Robin Saunders (chairman) 0114 266 5403
	The Sheffield Chamber Orchestra was formed in 1950 and is a small classical orchestra of around 40 musicians, comprising of woodwind, horns, trumpets and percussion, in addition to the usual complement of strings. New members are welcome, subject to available vacancies. Generally, a minimum playing standard of Grade 8 is expected.
Sheffield Light Orchestra	Bernard Kidd	Roy Denton	Every Thursday evening 7p.m. to 9p.m. in the Victoria Hall, Sheffield	Doris Denton
	We play a wide variety of music in a relaxed atmosphere but do not give concerts. Many members play in other orchestras but enjoy the opportunity that is available here to engage in our extensive repertoire. We play music across the classical range including overtures, symphonies, selections from shows, suites, marches and other popular classics.
Sheffield Philharmonic Orchestra	Jonathan Lo	Chris Lee	Tuesdays 7.30-9.45pm at Victoria Hall, Chapel Walk, Sheffield	Julia Robinson Or Via the blog on our website
	SPO is a well-established full symphony orchestra performing 3 main concerts per year, plus additional special concerts (e.g. recent open air concert to an audience of 3000, in conjunction with the Rotary Club). There are also opportunities to perform as chamber groups, and join in our popular foreign tours. Please contact the secretary for information on current vacancies.
Sheffield Symphony Orchestra	John Longstaff	David Clarke	Wednesday evenings during term time 7.30 until 9.30 pm at Birkdale School. (entrance on Endcliffe Cresecent)	Hon. Secretary 0114-236-7569
	The orchestra comprises some sixty subscribing members and specialises in music for the larger orchestra and pieces written in the 20th century. It performs regularly throughout the year with a minimum of four concerts in a season. It has produced 3 CDs of live performances and has just returned from a highly successful concert tour of Belgium.
Sheffield Youth Orchestra	Stephen Vickers		During school term time at Croft House, Garden Street, Sheffield S1.	Stephen Vickers
	Formed in 1964 as an independent youth orchestra to give young Sheffield musicians the opportunity to play challenging orchestral music from both the classical and contemporary repertoire.
Silver Spectrum Wind Band	Clive Scott		St Mary's Church Hall, Howard Road, Walkley, Sheffield, S6 3RX - Mondays 7pm till 9pm during School Term Time	Lauren Newton 01142962164
	Formed in the summer of 2005, to give former members of Sheffield Music Services an outlet to perform following the completion of full time education. However, in recent years the band has established itself within the wider community and now has a much wider age range. The band now has around 25-30 regular members with ages ranging from 18-75.
Slaithwaite Philharmonic Orchestra	Chris Holding	Julie Edwards	Monday evenings in Slaithwaite Civic Hall	Chris Woodhead (Secretary)
	Concerts in Huddersfield Town Hall
The Orchestra of Square Chapel	Lawrence Killian	Professional	At Square Chapel Arts Centre Halifax, two Sundays before and on the afternoon of the concerts (Sundays)	Nick Barber (01484) 544892 Mike Briggs (01422) 372246
	Established in 1997 this orchestra is the resident orchestra at the Square Chapel Centre for the Arts in Halifax, West Yorkshire. Their motto is 'Back to Berkley' with a diverse repertoire to match. All of their concerts from 1997 to present are listed on their website - interesting!
Steel City Concert Band	David McLaren		Tuesdays during school terms from 7.30 till 9.30 at the Scout headquarters, Trippet Lane, Sheffield	Judy Day 01142 816701 Sarah West
	Amateur Band, all ages, all brass, wind and percussion players welcome.
Teesside Symphony Orchestra	Martin Essex		Wednesdays from 7.30pm to 9.30pm, at St. David’s School, Cowley Road, Acklam, Middlesbrough.	Liz Cameron (Secretary) on 01642 653046.
	The TSO is a full-sized symphony orchestra which gives two concerts each year, generally in November and March/April.
Todmorden Orchestra	Nicholas Concannon Hodges	Andrew Rostron	Central Methodist Church in Todmorden on Tuesday evenings from 7.30 - 9.30p.m	Jennifer Moorhouse 01706 817333
	We are a friendly group of amateur musicians, and we welcome new players. Although primarily a symphony orchestra, small groups are available to play for local community events. We are currently looking for one tenor and one bass trombone, and violinists for the first violin section.
University of York Concert Orchestra	Sophia Davies / Abi Fisher		Friday during term time at 5pm in the music department (Heslington campus)	James Corkhill (Chairman) 07763 226314
	Membership is mainly students at the university, but anyone is welcome to join.
Wakefield Orchestral Wind	Nigel Horne	Julia Percival	Thursday evenings, Ossett, West Yorkshire	Nigel Horne Fiona
	New players always very welcome, grade V or above.
West Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra	Randall Whittaker	Sam Essen	Wednesdays from 7.30 - 9.30, Abbey Grange School. The address is Butcher Hill, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS16 5EA
	We aim to provide an opportunity for young professionals, postgraduates and other young people who are interested to play orchestral music to a high standard within a sociable environment. We play a wide range of music and aim to play three different programmes each year, with concerts in March, June and December. For more details please see our website
The Yorkshire Band of the Royal British LegionNEW	Bandmaster Louise Lingard-Snape BA (Hons) FTCL LTCL		Monday at 19:30 at Fontenay Barracks, Wakefield Road, Barnsley, South Yorkshire	Louise Lingard-Snape 07903 553496
	We currently have vacancies in all areas of the band. That is Brass, Woodwind and Percussion aged from 16 upwards. The band's status and profile dictates that members must be of a suitably high standard. As a guide this should be minimum Grade VI and preferably with some experience of ensemble playing. Ex-military musicians are always welcome, however membership is open to all of suitable ability.
Yorkshire Late Starters Strings	George Kennaway / Andrew Watkinson		Saturday in term-time at the West Park Centre, Spen Lane, Leeds, from 10:00 until 12:30.	YLSS secretary 01943 877414
	Are you an adult beginner on a string instrument or not played for years and want to return? YLSS is a string orchestra with the emphasis on friendly, enjoyable and non-competitive playing with tuition from some of the finest professional musicians in the region. There is no minimum standard for joining the orchestra and the ethos is very much 'have a go', join in and play what you can.
Yorkshire Volunteers Band	Major Jack Boden (ret.)		Sunday morning 10.00 - 12.15 (with break) Band Room Maltkiln Lane, Castleford, West Yorkshire	Dave Stephenson 01924 375934
	Civilian military style wind band (Ex TA Band) - concerts, parades, European tours, Germany twice in 2006.
Yorkshire Wind Orchestra	Keiron Anderson		Wakefield	Amanda Woodhouse 07971 814 246.
	The Yorkshire Wind Orchestra is a quality wind ensemble which has performed an extensive repertoire of mainly modern works in Yorkshire and beyond and is now recognised as a leader in its musical field. Two important aspects of the objectives of the YWO are to promote the work of contemporary composers (especially British) and to encourage the development of young wind and percussion players in the Yorkshire region.
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