This site was last updated 20th October 2025
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All recorder players, both members and non-members, are welcome to join us at any of our meetings.
Full details are on our Programme page.
You can also read about our previous meetings - what we've played etc - in our Past Events blog
Full details are on our Programme page.
You can also read about our previous meetings - what we've played etc - in our Past Events blog
- Each meeting provides a full day's group playing.
- You don't have to be a member to attend - our playing days are open to everyone.
- As well as regular monthly meetings, we provide special playing days with a guest conductor.
- We are friendly, welcoming and looking forward to meeting you!
Our next meeting
Our next playing day will be Saturday 15th November at our usual venue.
The next event to look forward to in our area is the new Recorder course in Monmouth, jointly organised by Caroline Jones and Tabea Debus (whom many of us met in February). Details on the Other Events page.
The next event to look forward to in our area is the new Recorder course in Monmouth, jointly organised by Caroline Jones and Tabea Debus (whom many of us met in February). Details on the Other Events page.
Membership Subscriptions
Please note that membership subscriptions for 2025-2026 are now due (existing members should have received an email). The rate is the same as last year; please see our Membership page.
London International Festival of Early Music 2025
Wednesday 12th November to Saturday 15th November 2025
If you've never been to the London International Festival of Early Music, it's worth a visit. Plenty of concerts and events, and the opportunity to meet recorder makers from all over the world and try out their instruments. Read their latest Newsletter for more information.
If you've never been to the London International Festival of Early Music, it's worth a visit. Plenty of concerts and events, and the opportunity to meet recorder makers from all over the world and try out their instruments. Read their latest Newsletter for more information.
Whether you're an experienced player, a bit 'rusty' or have recently learned the instrument, you will find a warm welcome at SRP Wales.
