Arts Charities That specialise in Music

Providing free-at-the-point of access education to children in Leeds.Offering cultural education and experience that deepens the feeling of citizenship amongst children in Leeds.Delivering an annual curriculum which covers language, music and arts education, delivered by trained teachers.Ensuring teachers have adequate training including safeguarding and first aid and mental health.

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects by any means the trustees see fit, including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals. To provide facilities which promote the practice or enjoyment of the art of music for recreation or other leisure time occupation.

Advancement of the education of the public in the subject of choral music, including the presentation of public concerts.

Colchester Choral Society works to uphold and strengthen the English Choral tradition by performing public concerts to a high standard with professional soloists and orchestras.

Education and training of members of the public (ages 8+) in the playing and performance of brass band instruments in the area of Northop and throughout North Wales

The charity is a choral society of approximately 60 amateur singers, led by a professional musical director. It presents a minimum of three public concerts annually, often with professional singers and instrumentalists. The repertoire covers a wide range of classical and light classical music. The society is currently developing plans for the creation of a Youth Choir.

The study, practice and encouragement of brass band music in all of its forms in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by public performance or otherwise, including the training and education of brass players.

The object of the Society is to study, rehearse and perform choral works in order to foster musical knowledge and appreciation.

The objectives of the charity are the study and practice of choral music as a non-profit organisation in order to foster the public knowledge and appreciation of such music in Stoke-on-Trent and surrounding areas by means of public performance.

We are a brass band and give concerts locally and regionally and also play for many community groups including local churches and lead the local carnival procession. We also perform at civic events including Remembrance Sunday. In April 2013 we started a community band to encourage people to play brass instruments. This has 30 members aged between 7 and 80. We have also started up a learners group

As a village hall charity we make available the building and its facilities (kitchen, snooker, changing rooms, stage, toilets etc) to local organisations (eg W.I, dance, exercise, toy library, art group, summer students) and sometimes to local individuals for private events. We organise public events from time to time, eg skittle evenings, quiz evenings, coffee mornings, concerts, shows, markets

Public choral concerts

presentation of public concerts and recitals to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects; and for the general purposes of such charitable bodies or for such other purposes as shall be exclusively charitable as the trustees from time to time may decide. Singing rehearsals leading to 3 concerts a season.

The presentation of stage performances of the operas of Gilbert and Sullivan and other musical acivities to educate the public in the arts and sciences.

Rose Opera promotes and presents opera as an art form in the most musical, beautiful and elegant way possible. We aim for the highest musical and artistic standards in everything we do. We support young performers at the start of their careers, and we benefit the communities of the South West London area, in which we operate. We are run by experienced musicians and musical administrators.

Premises used for physical and mental recreation and social and moral intellectual development through the medium of meetings, lectures, classes, concerts and dances, whist drives and other beneficial entertainments

Amateur Orchestra, rehearsing weekly and performing concerts throughout the year.

Running an orchestra with approximately 30 rehearsals a year and putting on concerts for the enjoyment and education of the public and in support of medical charities

Providing the teaching of Korean language, art, culture and heritage to the pupils with a Korean ethnic background from nursery to secondary school level and adults with multicultural background. The charity organised various cultural activities such as Korean music, food, art workshops and history lectures in order to promote cultural diversity in Cambridge and the East of England.

The Charity hosts 2 events annually: one a Concert of Music and Song from Shows, Operetta, Religious and Spiritual; and the other a Stage Show, with a view to educating the public in the dramatic and operatic arts. Also social events as arranged by the members.

Performs series of concerts during year; sometimes proceeds are for charity; annual Come and Sing Event encourages and promotes enjoyment of singing across age and ability range.

We offer bilingual music & speech radio for the patients,staff and visitors of Bronglais General Hospital. We also offer a wide range of training opportunities to our members.

For the public benefit, to promote and advance education of the public in the art, science and historyof the musical arts in particular but not exclusively by the presentation of concerts and recordings,commissioning new works, providing education projects for people of all ages.

East Malling Singers is a mixed adult choir of approximately 90 voices, performing a varied series of concerts throughout the year.

REHEARSALS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR FOR PLAYERS OF ALL LEVELS, TRAINING EVENTS, CONCERTS, CONTESTS, PERFORMANCES AT COMMUNITY EVENTS, INITIATIVES TO INCLUDE PLAYERS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.