Music has always been an important part of my life, although it is only in the last few years that I’ve discovered folk music and that is as a result of a trip to America to see the solar eclipse in 2017. I played a viola for many years and enjoyed playing in amateur orchestras (more…)
To receive and process all membership applications and renewals, maintain the membership records, facilitate the distribution of the Nonsuch newsletter and other important information and act as contact point to provide club details to potential members.
Find suitable venues for the Annual Event, arrange accommodation at the chosen venue, make a budget and keep accounts of income and expenditure, publicise the event in the club newsletter and elsewhere as appropriate, liaise with the Annual Event Bookings Organiser as required …
The role of a charity trustee is to ensure the charity is carrying out its purposes for the public benefit, comply with the charity’s governing document and the law, act in the charity’s best interests, manage the charity’s resources responsibly, act with reasonable care and skill, ensure the charity is accountable …
To maintain financial records, monitor income and expenditure and prepare accounts for approval.
I have had a life-long love for all kinds of music, but it was folk music that interested me most. My husband Ken ‘retired’ from teaching in 2001 and we moved to York where we ran a guest house for 10 years. It was during this time that we had the great pleasure of hosting (more…)
To collate and commission articles sent in by members and prepare the newsletter in a form suitable for electronic distribution and printing, arrange for the printing and pass to the distribution team.
Chair trustee meetings and the AGM of the Nonsuch Dulcimer Club, set agendas for those meetings in consultation with committee members …
To develop and maintain the club’s web-site, both the public view and the members only area
I recently retired and now my life is busier than ever! I have been playing the hammered dulcimer as an enthusiastic amateur since 1989, and have been a member of Nonsuch since its inception. Early on I developed an interest in all the wonderful versions of the dulcimer world-wide and have attended most of the (more…)
