Arts Charities That specialise in Music

Encouragement of the arts (including music, singing, drama, painting, literature, dance and visual arts) for the benefit of the inhabitants of Haslemere & District.

To promote, advance and nurture the appreciation of contemporary music - mainly jazz and world music in the North West of England and particularly Greater Manchester, via an annual festival and other activities.

Promoting the arts, particularly music, through the presentation of public recitals and concerts.

To advance the education of the pupils at Tiffin Girls' School by supplementing the educational provision and facilities at the school for sport, art, music, ICT and subjects of the national curriculum where the funds made available by the Education Funding Agency(EFA)for the purpose are insufficient to meet the cost of the same and by supporting the health and welfare of the pupils at the school.

Fuse Art Space is an art gallery, performance venue and arts education project in Bradford, West Yorkshire. It curates and hosts concerts, performances, exhibitions and workshops, and provides opportunities for people from Bradford and the region to enjoy, engage with, learn about and participate in art, music and performance activities.

Tomorrow's Warriors Trust enables opportunity, diversity and excellence in jazz. We activate learning, professional development and touring programs for young, emerging and mid-career musicians from diverse backgrounds and participatory music activities for all. We achieve our aims primarily through support (as grantmaker) of acclaimed jazz development agency/creative producers,Tomorrow?s Warriors

Cre8 is based on the Moss Estate in Macclesfield. Cre8 works with children, young people, adults and their families. We run a range of projects and activities such as an Alternative Education project, Music project, Bike Workshops, Youth Clubs, community events, community garden and have a social enterprise which offers work experience to young adults.

1. The advancement of education and mental health, in particular but not limited to Indonesian performing arts as a tool to promote, improve, and develop communication skills, teamwork, and creative learning in prisons and other institutions. 2. The promotion of Indonesian classical music, dance, singing and shadow puppetry and related art forms.

Hear Me Out brings people living in immigration detention centres together with professional musicians and people living in the community, to create and perform powerful artistic work, and convey it to new audiences through live and recorded performance, thereby increasing wellbeing and empathy, and helping change attitudes to migrants.

Conduct, organise or carry out the following:*Christian worship services and ceremonies*Prayer and fasting *Residential camps*Discipleship and leadership training *Evangelistic missions*Plant satellite churches *Prison outreaches (Philippines)*Spiritual care and advocacy *Christian music concerts*Sports and cultural events*Practical assistance to those in dire need

The charity primarily supports music organisations in a variety of ways but concentrates on programmes to develop young artists and to use music to help education and well-being. It also supports a number of specific health and educational programmes. It is a small charity and does not invite speculative applications. The Trustees are pro-active in working with organisations they wish to help.

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.

The advancement of the education of the pupils of the School; and the advancement of education in the arts of the general public by the maintenance of an arts theatre. The trust hires its theatre facilities to community organisations and local businesses for the purposes of putting on theatrical shows, musical performances and talks for the general public.

Regular public worship, pastoral work, teaching of Christianity, work in local schools, Christian orientated activities for children and young people, Christian-based nursery school, promoting the whole mission of the Church through groups for e.g. Christian Music and mothers and supporting other Christian charities in the UK and overseas.

Provide drama, music and comedy of the highest quality attracting audience members both locally and nationally.

Art; Keep Fit; Music & Drama; Youth Theatre; Camera Group; Photography: Film Society; Reading Group.

The objective of the charity is to advance the education of the public in the art and science of English cathedral music by supporting and furthering the provision of this music by organists, by Durham Cathedral Choir, and by Durham Cathedral Consort of Singers, thus helping to ensure that its tradition is maintained and developed as part of the Cathedral's worship and heritage.

Music24 currently provides music therapy and other music-related activities that benefit health and wellbeing to various groups of people, including but not limited to: people with learning disabilities, mental health conditions, neuro-disabilities and dementia. Our expertise lie within offering community music therapy groups, community choirs, singing cafes and one-to-one music therapy.

Make Some Noise's vision is that the lifes of children and young people in Staffordshire and Stoke - on - Trent will be significantly enhanced by high quality opportunities to make music.

The Religious Activities of the Parish Church of Sidmouth. The provision of a public space for Civil activities and public concerts.

TO ENCOURAGE MUSIC-MAKING THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY AND TO PLACE PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON WORKING WITH DISADVANTAGED GROUPS THROUGHOUT WALES.

The Charles Halle Foundation raises funds to assist the Halle Concerts Society in its non-core activities and in particular to finance foreign tours by the Halle Orchestra, to create opportunities to encourage young British astists and composers, to provide special concerts for young people and to support the Halle's education and outreach programme.

The Drake Calleja Trust provides scholarships, educational and performance opportunities to outstanding classical musicians. The Trust aims to work in genuine partnership with other organisations within music and the arts and supports performing classical musicians of any nationality studying in the UK.

The principal object of the charitable company is the provision of a National Orchestra giving coaching and performing opportunities to music students and particularly those that have graduated and need to maintain their skills untill they acquire a position in one of the country's professional orchestras.

The Charity exists solely to raise and apply funds for the provision and development of the musical foundation of Guildford Cathedral, Surrey, U.K.