Arts Charities That specialise in Music

THE OBJECT OF THE CIO IS: TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN THE MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ARTS AND TO FURTHER THE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC APPRECIATION AND TASTE IN THE SAID ARTS, IN PARTICULAR BY PROVIDING TRAINING IN THE SKILLS ASSOCIATED WITH ARTISTIC PRACTICE AND STAGING ARTISTIC PERFORMANCES, PLAYS, DRAMAS, COMEDIES, OPERAS, OPERETTAS AND OTHER DRAMATIC AND OPERATIC WORKS.

A community brass band providing members with tuition and the free loan of instruments, the presentation of public concerts and contesting, with an emphasis on the education and training of young people in the art of music making.

Trafalgar School Association raises funds by way of fund raising activities for example Firework and Music Displays, arranging refreshments for parents evenings, drama productions, selling raffles tickets. This enables to TSA to purchase the extra teaching resources that the school does not have available in its budgets.

The staging and performance of both musical and dramatic works for the general public in the Kirklees area.

We provide Day-Care facilities for the elderly and weekly activities where they attend the venue to engage in crafts, physical exercise, health awareness programmes and awareness of their personal entitlements in the community.We also provide educational programmes including religious awareness for the young people.We also provide music education to selected individuals. We train young singers

We hold concerts and exhibitions in the Church. We run a monthly charity market stall from March until October. We also run a monthly '100 Club' lottery.

Slinfold Concert Band regularly performs music at public concerts & community events, for example on bandstands in public parks & town centres, at fetes, for Remembrance Sunday & Christmas church services & at indoor concert venues.Slinfold Concert Band members meet weekly for rehearsals where they learn to play as an ensemble, improve their playing skills and develop their musical repertoire.

We are an amateur symphony orchestra based in Poole, Dorset. We promote public education and the appreciation of music in all its aspects, and we currently achieve this through regular Monday rehearsals for player members. We foster the general public's appreciation of orchestral music through presentation of a varied repertoire at our concerts which are given at the end of each academic term.

Musical performance, education and rehearsal.Fund raising performances.

1. To advance public education and awareness of Brass Band Music in Hampshire, through the public performance of Brass Band music.2.To encourage muscial education by the provision of tuition and training, particularly through the administration of a Training Band.3. To promote any other charitable activity considered by the Band's Executive Committee to be advantageous to their aims.

We bring all the benefits of the arts to as a diverse audience as possible. We do this through affordable high quality flamenco performances, which aim to educate and entertain. We deliver music, dance, cultural workshops for social, educational, cultural and health benefits to a wide range of people, focussing on the disadvantaged.

To advance the education in music, and to provide musical education to those thathave limited opportunity to learn music, for persons of all ages (but primarily foryoung children under the age of 25) residing principally but not exclusively, inSwindon and Wiltshire

It is our aim that Llangathen Village Hall is an affordable resource for all neighbourhood individuals and groups. It is to provide a good standard of facilities for meetings, sports events, classes/courses, concerts, talks, educational events and any other forms of recreation with the object of benefiting local inhabitants without distinction of political, religious or other opinions.

Our Victorian Old School Village Hall, in a village of 350, is used for fund raising events for the Church, quiz evenings, coffee mornings etc. Rapper and folk music and Morris Dancers use the hall it is is also hired out for private parties.Regular Wednesday morning Coffee, Cake and Chat and an internet cafe with instruction.

Activities, usually held in St Clements Church, include a Christmas fayre, a variety show or concert, a sponsored bike ride, as well as occasional quiz nights. The Friends also produces a leaflet about the special features of St Clements Church; this is available to visitors.

The Yiewsley and West Drayton Brass Band is a community band based in the London Borough of Hillingdon, West London. The band provides musical services to local organisation in and around the local area with live performances of arrangements and original music for Brass Bands. The band also provides brass instrument tuition for people of all ages through its training band.

Musical concerts and supporting young people in the Arts

Friends of St Laurence Church, Chorley, aim to bind Church and Community together. 2020 was a challenging year however we maintained communications with the Community by issuing newsletters and emails to Friends; arranging a series of Concerts (curtailed); producing a book, 'Chorley, St Laurence', The story of a Parish Church; and maintaining a Website and Social Media platforms.

Classical guitar ensemble for local children - rehearsals and performances, education in classical guitar playing and music - to raise funds for hall hire, music, equipment, and to donate money to local charities. Also performing for free at festivals, events, care homes, hospitals etc.

FZAM supports and assists the activities of the Zimbabwe Academy of Music, Bulawayo ( ZAM ) both in Bulawayo and in the wider community of Zimbabwe

The performing members of Lincoln Pro Musica Orchestra rehearse throughout the season, from September to July, to prepare varied concert programmes which are presented 6-8 times across the season. Concerts are held both in Lincoln and in more rural areas of Lincolnshire to give access to people of all ages and backgrounds. Some concerts are performed in aid of local charities.

Raising awareness amongst young people of the dangers of carrying knives and other weapons by helping theatre companies put on anti-knife plays and workshops in schools and community centres, by using music and performance to promote an anti-knife message, by funding short music-based courses, by supporting debate, research and networking with families who have lost children through knife crime.

The LDSSF started over 74 years ago as an annual event bringing local schools together for concert performances. The festival develops annual programmes for KS1 and KS2 pupils. The content of the programmes look at the advancement of education, arts, culture, heritage and mental wellbeing of children, with the benefits of singing and music making. The festival is inclusive - able and disabled.

Restoration of relationships in marriage; dinner-conferences for couples; community cohesion; music performancein Leicester City Centre; Praises and worship; trips in fellowship; help the needed.

We were formed to advance the education and awareness of the public in the arts, culture, language and heritage of Kerala and Keralites. Some of the main Activities are:- Language classes- Cookery lessons (kerala style)- Arts- Dance / Music / Karate classes-showcasing Kerala arts forms at festivals- Conducting Curry Nights