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Tuition

Over the years, Joyce has given tuition and / or encouragement to many of todays household names in the Theatre Organ world. Her reputation as a teacher is acknowledged by many of her contempories. Joyce teaches Piano and Organ both Theatre and Classical, theory and harmony and caters for all levels wheather it be for educational or purely pleasure activities. Until last year when Joyce retired from full time teaching, she was principal of the Alldred Music School in Hyde, Cheshire, where most instruments were covered by highly respected tutors, all professionals in their own right. Academic activities are through the Associated Board of Royal Schools of Music.Joyce herself is a Licentiate of the London College of music.

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Sheet Music

The Granada Connection - Composed by Joyce to mark the connection between Granada Studios Tour and the Lancastrian Theatre Organ Trust in deciding to install the Wurlitzer Pipe organ from the Gaumont Cinema, Manchester UK (originally built as a Granada theatre) in projections, as part of the tours complex. This enabled the organ to be called The Granada Wurlitzer, and returned the instrument to the banner of the company which originally ordered it - hence the title. This music has been used by the London College of Music for the Grade 7 examination for Home Organ.

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Celebration March - The second march composed by Joyce. This composition is to celebrate the
installation of of the ex. Paramount/Odeon Wurlitzer, latterly in Manchester's Free Trade Hall. This
installation was officially opened in November 1999, as part of the Lancastrian Theatre Organ Trust's
"Wurlitzer 2000" celebrations.

Joyce has donated the royalties from both these compositions to the Lancastrian Theatre Organ Trust
for on going maintenance of the two Wurlitzers.

NEW!!

"THE HOPE - JONES" MARCH - Joyce Alldred

A March written by Joyce Alldred L.L.C.M. to mark the opening of The Lancastrian Theatre Organ Trust's Theatre Organ Heritage Centre and Museum, at Peel Green, Eccles. The Museum houses one of the finest collections of the work and memorabilia of Robert Hope-Jones, acknowledged as the father of the Wurlitzer.

As with the two other marches Joyce has again kindly donated all royalties from the sales of this music to the Trust.

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