Arts Charities That specialise in Music

provision of hall space for hire to clubs such as: WI, Evergreen and Music etc. as well as Private Bookings.

The Charity's Objects are to advance education and the arts by providing a source of funding to support the development and security of the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and the attainment of its objects, and the promotion, encouragement and appreciation of music as played on period instruments.

Choir is to promote and foster the education of the general public in the appreciation of music in all its aspects and to co-operate with local authorities, educational institutions and cultural societies to the practice, presentation and study of music in order, inter alia,

The Oxford Foundation utilises theology, poetry, interfaith dialogue, drama, art, music, storytelling, to bring communities together so that they may get to know each other, thereby creating understanding, respect and good relationships between persons coming from different faiths and cultures.

Activities and events take place in a large woodland - wildlife observation,camping,bushcraft,exhibitions,concerts and christian seminars.

Opera Integra provides performing experience to amateur and aspiring professional singers. It caters for those who want the challenges of operatic roles and for those who enjoy the challenge of opera choruses. Performances are staged and normally sung in English to facilitate the enjoyment of opera by the general public. Concerts of operatic excerpts in the original language are also arranged.

Promoting moral value of individual through teaching and developing people in their area of interest eg drama, and musical instruments. Reaching the vulnerable and hard to reach individuals through active outreach and community programmes.

The Christian holiday club runs for one week for children aged between 4 to 12 years of age. Volunteers from age 12 upwards support the activities and care of the children. Sports, music and drama activities run all week alongside the Christian teaching.

The objects of the Association shall be to further the advancement of the musical education of young persons in North East Hampshire by the provision of facilities and tuition for the North East Hampshire Area Schools' Ensembles ("NEHASE") not normally provided by the local authorities. The Association shall have no power to influence any policy regarding the running of the charity.

The charity is engaged in promoting the art of music through education and public performance. It is developing courses for young musicians and professionals as well as performing in venues throughout the UK to promote new music.

PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THSE FAMILIES UNABLE TO FINANCE THE THERAPY REQUIRED AND RECOMMENDED BY DOCTORS AND SOCIAL SERVICES

Quiz Summer bbq Harvest Lunch ( joint venture with Middleton Church) Live music drama etc with Arts Alive. Cinema with Flicks in the sticks Yoga classes. The hall is used by other organisations eg the local church for their fund raising activities Fund raising through a pancake evening every year.

To spread the understanding and enjoyment of early music (music written before around 1800) to a wide range of ages, abilities and backgrounds. This is done through the provision of an annual music festival, outreach activities throughout the year and the promotion of Early Music and Dance through links with other local organisations.

Rushmoor Concert Band aims to promote the art and science of music for the benefit of the public. In particular, but not exclusively, through the establishment and maintenance of a Concert Band; the provision of public concerts and recitals, and by the provision of training to Band members.The band is open to musicians of any ability and is available to play at events in and around Rushmoor.

Rookwood Sound Radio is a health and wellbeing radio service which is based at Llandough Hospital. We are run by volunteers. We produce and present a diverse range of radio programmes with speech and music, we play requests for patients, carers and staff. We provide health and wellbeing related information to those receiving care through interviews and other mechanisms.

The main purpose of the Women's Institute organisation are to advance the education of women and girls for the public benefit in all areas including local, national and international issues of political and social importance, music, drama and other cultural subjects. To advance health to the public and to advance citizenship for the public benefit by the promotion of civic responsibility.

Organisation of fund-raising events, primarily a Xmas & summer raffle, carol concert, sports day & Easy Fundraising resources. Funds raised in 2023/24 provide classroom materials & resources. Support children with in-school activities & give them all Christmas parties and panto. New starters and Y6 leavers receive gifts & Easter eggs were also provided. Also raised money for local childrens hosp

FELIX'S SCHOOL OF ROCK PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS OF ALL AGES TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PERFORMANCE OF MUSIC, PARTICULARLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, ROCK MUSIC. IT DOES THIS BY RUNNING COURSES WHERE STUDENTS WORK IN GROUPS WITH PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANS CULMINATING IN A PERFORMANCE AND WORKING TO BUILD CONFIDENCE AND SELF ESTEEM.

Management trustees manage the Llangwm Community Centre building and organise specific fund-raising activities to maintain the building for community use e.g. lunches/concerts/shows/suppers.

The association undertakes a number of activities with the aim of raising funds that are spent on: (a) providing social and/or educational activities for the school children (e.g. a school trip); (b) providing facilities for the school (e.g. a music system), or; (c) providing equipment for use by the school children (e.g. balls, bats, sports equipment).

The charity promotes the performance of music, providing members with the opportunity to develop vocal technique and musical repertoire through regular rehearsal with professional conductor and accompanist. The charity presents to audiences high quality performances of sacred choral music, often working with younger people offering them the opportunity to work with professional musicians.

Brompton Village Hall acts as a 'community hub' within the village. Organisations including the Local History Society, Brompton and District Gardening Club, Parish Council, Village Ventures Community Lunch club, Ducklings Toddler Group, Brownies and Brompton Primary School all use the hall. Other uses include fundraising for charity, private parties, musical evenings and educational classes.

the Friends of St Mary's Petworth was established to help maintain the historic church as the community centre for music and the arts and other non-spiritual activities such as the Petworth Festival and Petworth Literary Festival. During 2013 we carried out a major project to update and improve the sound system. During 2015 we carried out a major project to improve the Nave lighting.

Itton Village Hall is a Grade-II listed building comprising Main Hall, Small Hall, well-equipped kitchen plus car parking facilities. Used for community events, meetings, variety of classes, drama & musical performances, wedding and celebratory functions, parish lunches. Bookings welcomed from local residents, charities, voluntary groups and others.

The Charles Willis Hall is a valuable community venue for our many village activities, available for hire for private functions as well as community and fundraising events. We welcome parties, suppers, evening classes, music groups, lectures, workshops and all manner of functions. We provide a focal point that enhances village life and facilitates fundraising for local projects and charities.