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Since 1989, AMEM (Association Municipale d'Enseignement et d'Éducation Musicale) has been teaching music, dance and visual arts from the age of 5 at the Halle Perret cultural centre. It also organises a number of concerts and the Festival des Clochers.
The courses
AMEM provides a very eclectic range of artistic education and teaching:
- Individual lessons (from age 7 or CE1)
- Group classes : Music kindergarten, Orff musical expression workshop, teenage/adult music training, children's choir, gospel choir, classical dance, modern jazz, Tahitian dance.
- Wind, flute, clarinet, harp and guitar ensembles
- String orchestra for all levels, wind band, jazz big band
- Improvisation workshop, Jazz, Blues, R&B & Blues workshop, Blues & Rock workshop, Children's jazz workshop, Djembe workshop, Batucada workshop, Drawing and plastic arts workshop, Early music workshop
The Mont'Le Son studio
The studio is a space dedicated to musical creation, equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and partly subsidised by the Hauts-de-France Regional Department of Cultural Affairs.
The recording studio is open to all, with preferential rates for residents of the town and the Creil Sud Oise conurbation.
For prices and booking information, visit their website.
La Halle Perret
With its architecture dating back to 1919, the city wanted to preserve this heritage by renovating the right wing of the building. Since its inauguration in January 2018, Halle Perret has won the 2019 European Architecture and Contracting Award (AMO).
"The cultural centre is a perfect illustration of this ability to make architecture the transposition of the human, political and historical exchanges on which it is based. From an area devastated by the industrial and metallurgical crisis to a cultural centre, the Halle Perret is an exemplary translation through its collaborative approach. This project offers an enriched interpretation of depreciated remains".
The Halle Perret symbolises the continuity between local industrial history and culture. The building is listed in the Hauts-de-France general inventory of cultural heritage. Its renovation received financial support from the Conseil départemental de l'Oise, the Conseil régional de Picardie and the French government. The project also received co-funding from the European Union.
