Arts Charities That specialise in Music

Study, rehearse and perform choral music in order to encourage and inspire young singers, whilst helping them to develop musical habits, discipline and musicianship. It is also to foster public musical awareness and appreciation.

To advance the education of the public in the study of the art of music, with special reference to liturgical and organ music.

Manea Silver Band offers the opportunity for members of the local community to learn a brass instrument and participate in rehearsals and concerts in the Cambridgeshire area, providing an uplifting pastime for its members and life-enhancing entertainment for its audiences

Support for young people in Warwickshire in pursuit of excellence in music and the development of music making groups at County level.

We focus on creative skills in music and the performing arts as well as equipping students with the motivation needed to consider further academic training or a future in the creative arts sector. We offer vocal classes, music studio and production, bashment and street dance and leadership training. We also provide a range of services for adults.

The aim are to enable women who are interested in issues associated with rural life, including arts, crafts and sciences to improve and develope conditions of rural life, to advance thier education in citizenship, in public questions both national and internatial, in music, drama and other culturual subjects. It seeks to give to women the oppertunity of working together through the W.I

NET YEARLY INCOME TO BE APPLIED BY THE TRUSTEES IN THE PAYMENT OF FEES FOR PUPILS ATTENDING CHETHAMS SCHOOL OF MUSIC WHO ARE OR HAVE BEEN CHORISTERS OF MANCHESTER CATHEDAL AND WHO ARE IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

We support music education for young people across Wirral by providing support, resources and facilities for ensembles run by or in partnership with the local Music Education Hub Lead Organisation. Activities include rehearsals and performances by groups ranging from beginner ensembles to advanced bands and orchestras involving children from primary and secondary schools across Wirral.

Fund raising for school playground equipment, specialist indoor equipment (including music & sensory therapy equipment) and special treats for the pupils (including a Christmas present).

The Viola Commissioning Circle underwrites commissions of new works for the viola to allow composers to start work before co-commissioner funding has been secured. We will not accept any unsolicited approach regarding a commission, whether from a composer, musician, or any other party, but welcome enquiries from orchestras, venues or others interested in programming commissioned works

The Trust supports the British Library Edison Fellowship programme. The programme is designed to encourage scholarship devoted to the history of recordings or western art music and music in performance.

The Phoenix Drama Group Mon, 23 members & 14 volunteers, Senior Gateway Club Tues Eve with 50 members and 7 volunteers, activities include sponsored walks, social evening BBQ ICT Suites at Driff & Brid. Drop-in facility, referral, signposting, makaton courses. New training facilites for the learning disabled, art & craft, makaton classes, music & movement class, sports day, fundraising committee.

Activities related to the music of the organ.

We are at the heart of Oxford; Supporting Soup kitchen for the Unemployed and disadvantaged. Run Youth Musical Training and counselling to get them off gun and knife gang culture. Supply information for the needy, Asylum seekers, Refugees. In partnership with Mind,Restore. Raising fund to supply Disable Mobility Aid in Africa. We are also involved in raising funds for the support of

Promoting interest in organs and organ playing.Education as regards organ playing and organ music.Assists churches in the area with deputy organists and filling vacancies

To improve and develop conditions for women in both rural and urban communities and advance the education of women in citizenship, in public questions both national and international, in music, drama and other cultural subjects; also to secure instruction and training in of agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare. To promote sustainable development by education.

Performance of Brass Band music for local organisations, including free performance for charities. Free continuous tuition for new members, available to any member of the public regardless of age and gender

Ouse Valley Singers is a choir based in Sharnbrook, North Bedfordshire.We normally sing 4 part choral pieces (soprano, alto, tenor,bass) and sing a wide range of sacred and secular music. We perform regularly in churches and village halls. We have about 30 singers on roll and are lead by Janet Welsh, an extremely competent and well known musician in Bedfordshire.

The Trust promotes the music of English composer Rutland Boughton by encouraging performances and sponsoring recordings of his finest works.

To promote the art of playing the organ. To encourage the public to appreciate organ music. To provide help and advice to church musicians. To enable organists to meet each other. To help young people with playing the organ - give access & teaching & experience. To broaden the experience of players & students.

Talks concerning the arts, history, theatre, music, conservation and social affairs for the residents of Swanmore and the surrounding area.Management and sponsorship of a litter picking group within the village of Swanmore.Social activities.Sponsorship for the village oral historian.

Alteri provides music to interested groups, churches, societies, festivals etc.

Promoting the Christian Faith for the benefit of the public through music and creative arts. Advancing the education of the public in the understanding, appreciation and development of music.Promoting the arts by developing music and other creative arts to a standard of excellence amongst young people both collectively and as individuals.

The main purposes of the Women's Institute Organisation are to enable women who are interested in issues associated with rural life, to improve and develop conditions of rural life, to advance their education in citizenship, in public questions, in music, drama and other cultural subjects and in agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare.

Since our aim is to further cultural relations with France and to strengthen members' knowledge of France, the French language and the French way of life we have regular lectures, in French, on varied aspects of French culture - literature, art, music - or travel in France - or the French language - or, indeed any aspect of French life or history.