Nordegg Retreat
The next Edmonton Recorder Society Nordegg retreat will be from September 14–16, 2012, with an option to arrive a day earlier on Thursday, September 13, 2012.
For over a decade, the Edmonton Recorder Society has organized an annual retreat in the spectacular Alberta Rocky Mountain foothills, at the Centre for Outdoor Education just outside Nordegg. This is a time to have fun, meet (or renew acquaintances with) great people, expand your recorder (and other) horizons, AND make beautiful music! The retreat includes small and large group sessions, and a Friday evening wine-and-cheese reception. Players of all levels are welcome. Please note that this is a volunteer-led social retreat, not a professionally directed workshop.
The Centre for Outdoor Education has great food, a spectacular mountain-front view, an outdoor hot tub, and lovely hiking trails that include access to a circuit of Goldeye Lake. Accommodation is shared rooms with bunk beds. Non-players are welcome, but in case of over-subscription, priority will be given to recorder players in the order in which they register.
In 2010 we had a large number of newcomers, including two who came all the way from Vancouver, BC. Click here to read about Mary and Karen's first-time impresisons of Nordegg.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
For over a decade, the Edmonton Recorder Society has organized an annual retreat in the spectacular Alberta Rocky Mountain foothills, at the Centre for Outdoor Education just outside Nordegg. This is a time to have fun, meet (or renew acquaintances with) great people, expand your recorder (and other) horizons, AND make beautiful music! The retreat includes small and large group sessions, and a Friday evening wine-and-cheese reception. Players of all levels are welcome. Please note that this is a volunteer-led social retreat, not a professionally directed workshop.
The Centre for Outdoor Education has great food, a spectacular mountain-front view, an outdoor hot tub, and lovely hiking trails that include access to a circuit of Goldeye Lake. Accommodation is shared rooms with bunk beds. Non-players are welcome, but in case of over-subscription, priority will be given to recorder players in the order in which they register.
In 2010 we had a large number of newcomers, including two who came all the way from Vancouver, BC. Click here to read about Mary and Karen's first-time impresisons of Nordegg.
If you have any questions, please contact us.