The British Banjo Mandolin and Guitar Federation Members

The Benefits and How to Join

Registered Charity SC038957

What does becoming a Member of the British BMG Federation mean?

Supporting initiatives run by the British BMG Federation
to promote fretted instrument playing

Receiving a quarterly newsletter with details of events, articles, music,
reviews and interviews relevant to fretted instruments

Here is a recent newsletter. You will need Acrobat Reader to open and view.

Reduced entry fees for workshops and contests
at the British BMG Federation Festival

Belong to a fretted instrument group?

Have your group included on our Orchestras page
so that new fretted instrument players can easily find you.

Teach a fretted instrument?

Have your name included on our Teachers page
and gain exposure to more fretted instrument players.

How much does it cost to be a member of the British BMG Federation?

Membership is open to all individuals whether or not they are part of an orchestra

The cost of a full year membership (Jan – Dec)

£30 for a family (max 2 adults plus 2 juniors) living in the UK

£20 for adults (over 18yrs) living in the UK

£8 juniors (under 18yrs) living in the UK

£20 for overseas (online) residents

£30 for overseas (postal) residents

Reduced fees apply when joining part-way through the year – contact our Secretary for details.

How do I apply for membership?

Contact our Membership Secretary Sandra Woodruff

Download our membership form and return to the address on the form

You will need Acrobat Reader to open and print the above membership form.

How can I pay for membership?

By cheque, made out to the British BMG Federation and sent to the address on our membership form

By bank transfer, to sort code 40-51-62 a/c 44802031 and quote your name as reference

By Pay Pal to email bmgfederation@gmail.com

Click here if you would like to make a donation to our Youth Fund

Members at a
recent BMG Summer School