Arts Charities That specialise in Music

Promoting and educating of classical music through public concerts

Financial and technical support and an expert resource for the Bate Collection of Musical Instruments at the University of Oxford

Concerts of classical and contemporary music with orchestra or a cappella

PROVISION OF MUSIC TUITION TO STUDENTS WHOSE HOME CIRCUMSTANCES ARE FINANCIALLY CHALLENGED. WE CAN OFFER THE STUDENTS INSTRUMENTS AND TUITION FINANCED BY THE CHARITY.

To advance the education of the public in the subject of music.

The WRCB is a community wind band open to everyone aged over 18 who is interested in playing wind or percussion instruments in a band setting. The Band has both a Training Band, for beginners, and a Main Band, for more advanced players. We regularly play publically to inform and entertain, and work with schools and other groups to provide musical opportunites for younger groups and soloists

The trust provides funding to assist the Piano Teachers' Course UK in three main ways:marketing strategies to attract enough students, the continuing development of the courses on offer in line with current needs and pedagogy, and the provision of bursaries so that the courses are accessible to those would not otherwise be able to afford them.

Our primary activity is to produce, co-produce and promote concert events and to produce them as touring productions to ensure wide public distribution within the UK. Our concert tour activity is focussed on delivering events that have considerable artistic value and merit but which could not be realised regionally by the commercial sector.

Harrow Harmony offers its members an environment in which they can develop their vocal technique and musical repertoire within a social context. They present three public concerts a year that provide exciting varied and challenging content for both members and their audience. Harrow Harmony aims to keep membership fees and concert ticket prices at a level commensurate with running costs

We perform 3 concerts a year in Urmston, repeated in neighbouring areas. Repertoire covers anything from popular classics to classical choral works (oratorio, mass, opera, etc), and in 2016 we performed a new work composed by our accompanist, specially commissioned for our 75th anniversary. In addition, we perform one-off concerts to raise money for charity at various venues around the area.

A wide range of activities/events that the people of Orcop wish to be held at the hall, such as family get togethers, wedding receptions, parties, musical/film evenings, educational classes, keep-fit classes, exhibtions and more.

The Society's charitable aims are to produce high quality public concerts at affordable prices at local venues in East Oxford and include an educational purpose. The Society is committed to the principle of social inclusivity

The objects are to promote the study, practise, provision and improvment of music making at Crediton Parish Church, Crediton in a manner compatable with Christian worship.

Provide a place for musicians to come and play. Provide concerts to raise money to contine the progress of the band and also help raise funds for other other organisations/charities

To Practice as a choir and hold concerts for the public & charities

Rehearsal and performance of symphonic and chamber music.

For the public benefit, to advance the education of the public in and to promote their appreciation of the art and science of music in Berwick and the surrounding area by the presentation of public concerts and music recitals.The programme will include public lectures on musical themes, workshops and community concerts which will ensure inclusivity.

providing community access to a wide variety of musical entertainment whilst often fundraising for other charities

The advancement of the christian faith by encouragement, equipping and enabling churches and other christian organisations for effective evangelism, particularly through music and ministry.

Holy Island Village Hall, AKA Crossman Hall. Building work completed, the premises are operating as a Community Hall providing for a range of activities for Islanders and visitors, such as education, fitness, art & music, entertainment & am dram and local celebrations and dancing etcetera., as a venue for village and church meetings, and other uses that befit our community.

Promotion of an annual Festivals of Music and Dance. A member of the British and International Federation of Musical Festivals. Provision of financial grants to selected competitors.

East Coker School PTFA organises and runs a wide range of fundraising activities through the academic year. They range from fashion shows to school discos, Christmas card designing to Pamper Evenings. We have held musical events, print a school calendar, run a second hand uniform shop and organise a lottery. Our major event of the year is our Summer Fair.

To educate the public generally in the works the work of Gilbert and Sullivan, known as the Savoy operas. This is achieved by the performance of concerts, full productions and other activities.To advance the public appreciation of dramatic, musical and operatic arts of a high standard, and carry out other charitable activities as the charity sees fit.

The objects of the charity are: (1) to advance, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art of music by any means the Committee sees fit, including the presentation of public concerts.(2) to further such charitable purpose or purposes as the Committee in its absolute discretion shall think fit but in particular through the making of grants and donations.

The Foundation films and records world-class musicians giving masterclasses and teaching students, or discussing and analysing and demonstrating their own approach to the performance of works with which they are associated. The resulting work is then produced on DVD and digital downloads for sale to students and teachers of music throughout the world, via the Masterclass website.