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Learn an instrument

Enfield Brass offers instrumental lessons. You and your family members can join us and learn to read music and play a brass instrument. No experience needed, instruments & tuition are provided at no cost, ideal for children and adults.

To get in touch with us call 0466 963 244 or click the button below to fill out a form with your contact details and we will be in touch.

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Instrumental teacher

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Are you needing a band or ensemble for an upcoming event? Enfield Brass (established in 1960) can offer the an ensemble for any of the following:

Chip is a passionate brass instrumental teacher with years of experience guiding students of all ages. Known for his clear, practical approach and enthusiasm for music, he helps players build strong technique, confidence, and a genuine love for brass performance.

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Lesson times and venue

Parents, children and carers of students are welcome to be present at lessons which are conducted at the band room at the Klemzig Community Hall, 232 North East Road, Klemzig SA 5087.

Depending on the level of the student some lessons will be one on one or in small groups of no more than four individuals.

Music lessons are offered on Monday evenings starting from 6pm. Each lesson lasts for up half an hour (lessons younger learners can be shorter based on attention span).

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Go on to become a member

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Are you needing a band or ensemble for an upcoming event? Enfield Brass (established in 1960) can offer the an ensemble for any of the following:

Learners are encouraged to join the band as soon as they feel they are ready. Sitting down next to other members and reading the same music together within the band is great fun and goes a long way to improving sight reading of music and aural perception.

Learn how to read music and play a brass instrument and become a member of Enfield Brass. Go on to compete in brass band competitions, play in various ensembles and entertain your community.

Last updated Aug 2026

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Learn an instrument

Enfield Brass offers instrumental lessons. You and your family members can join us and learn to read music and play a brass instrument. No experience needed, instruments & tuition are provided at no cost, ideal for children and adults.

To get in touch with us call 0466 963 244 or click the button below to fill out a form with your contact details and we will be in touch.

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Contact

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Instrumental teacher

Photo - Chip in band rehearsal space

Are you needing a band or ensemble for an upcoming event? Enfield Brass (established in 1960) can offer the an ensemble for any of the following:

Chip is a passionate brass instrumental teacher with years of experience guiding students of all ages. Known for his clear, practical approach and enthusiasm for music, he helps players build strong technique, confidence, and a genuine love for brass performance.

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Lesson times and venue

Parents, children and carers of students are welcome to be present at lessons which are conducted at the band room at the Klemzig Community Hall, 232 North East Road, Klemzig SA 5087.

Depending on the level of the student some lessons will be one on one or in small groups of no more than four individuals.

Music lessons are offered on Monday evenings starting from 6pm. Each lesson lasts for up half an hour (lessons younger learners can be shorter based on attention span).

Photo - band rehearsal space
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Go on to become a member

Photo - trombone, tuba and cornet players in uniform on street

Are you needing a band or ensemble for an upcoming event? Enfield Brass (established in 1960) can offer the an ensemble for any of the following:

Learners are encouraged to join the band as soon as they feel they are ready. Sitting down next to other members and reading the same music together within the band is great fun and goes a long way to improving sight reading of music and aural perception.

Learn how to read music and play a brass instrument and become a member of Enfield Brass. Go on to compete in brass band competitions, play in various ensembles and entertain your community.

Last updated Aug 2026

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Enfield Brass

Home

Hire

Membership

Tuition

Contact

Icon - learn

Learn an instrument

Enfield Brass offers instrumental lessons. You and your family members can join us and learn to read music and play a brass instrument. No experience needed, instruments & tuition are provided at no cost, ideal for children and adults.

To get in touch with us call 0466 963 244 or click the button below to fill out a form with your contact details and we will be in touch.

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Contact

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Instrumental teacher

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Our previous musical director Chip is our instrumental teacher.

Chip is a passionate brass instrumental teacher with years of experience guiding students of all ages. Known for his clear, practical approach and enthusiasm for music, he helps players build strong technique, confidence, and a genuine love for brass performance.

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Lesson times and venue

Music lessons are offered on Monday evenings starting from 6pm. Each lesson lasts for up half an hour (lessons younger learners can be shorter based on attention span).

Depending on the level of the student some lessons will be one on one or in small groups of no more than four individuals.

Parents, children and carers of students are welcome to be present at lessons which are conducted at the band room at the Klemzig Community Hall, 232 North East Road, Klemzig SA 5087.

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Go on to become a member

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One of the main reasons Enfield Brass offers free instrument lessons is to feed new members to the brass band.

Learners are encouraged to join the band as soon as they feel they are ready. Sitting down next to other members and reading the same music together within the band is great fun and goes a long way to improving sight reading of music and aural perception.

Learn how to read music and play a brass instrument and become a member of Enfield Brass. Go on to compete in brass band competitions, play in various ensembles and entertain your community.

Last updated Aug 2026