Guildhall Young Artists Norwich

Unleash your creativity in a fun and supportive environment with Guildhall Young Artists (GYA) Norwich, a Saturday performing arts centre offering a range of classes and performance opportunities for 4 – 18 year-olds in music and drama.

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Join us at GYA Norwich

Guildhall Young Artists is Guildhall School’s network of centres across the country, providing inspiring performing arts training for children and young people. Our Norwich centre offers a range of classes and performance opportunities for all 4–18-year-olds in music and drama, on Saturdays during term time. 

We're currently accepting new students for September 2025

Get 20% off your first five Saturdays with our five-week trial. Simply fill out an enquiry form and we'll be in touch with next steps and to welcome you to GYA Norwich.

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Discover our courses

Discover our courses

We offer an exciting range of weekly music and drama courses, one-to-one instrument tuition and performance opportunities for 4–18-year-olds.

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Norfolk County Youth Orchestra

Guildhall Young Artists Norwich is proud to partner with the Norfolk County Youth Orchestra (NCYO), Norfolk's premier youth orchestra which puts on courses twice a year. This year we're pleased to introduce NCYO Springboard, a new training ensemble and pathway into the senior orchestra.

 

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Student testimonials

A boy in an orange checked shirt plays the saxophone. Other GYA Norwich participants are stood next to him
"The tutors are friendly and enthusiastic, we get to be creative, learn lots and have fun with improvisation!"
Finty
A girl with blonde hair and a pink hair ribbon plays the tuba. She is wearing a striped top and dungarees
"Having a Guildhall Young Artist bursary has enabled GYA Norwich to be affordable for my family and having visits from students at Guildhall has made sessions very engaging and inspiring."
Grace
A boy plays the keyboard - his back is to the camera and he has a grey top on
"To have been awarded the Leverhulme bursary (by Guildhall School), has assisted me to no end in my musical career. The opportunities it opened has led me on a diverse musical journey... none of which would have been possible without the support of this bursary, which I truly believe has shaped my path as a musician and composer, and pushed me to achieve the highest level I can.”
Chris
A boy plays the bassoon. He is wearing a white and grey tie-dye t-shirt
"Guildhall Young Artists Norwich has helped me to discover countless pieces of classical music, and increase my playing ability."
Billie
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