Arts Charities That specialise in Music

Repair of Christ Church Organ

To help the general public who are interested in the general science of music.

Makes grants to promote the musical education of the young people of Anglesey.

We perform Gujarati/Hindi devotional music to the public, where family/friends grieve for the sudden death or celebrating death anniversary of loved ones. Family and friends unite in singing songs of devotion to uplift the spirit within. Some gather to support friends/family, others make themselves comfortable and absorbed the meaning of being a good human being on educational experience.

Education and promotion of the appreciation of the public in the music of Mervyn Burtch and the education of the public in the life of Mervyn Burtch.

The promotion of the Christian faith throughout the world particularly through the use of music, dance, multimedia and other art forms and through the holding of concerts, seminars, workshops and other arts events in the United Kingdom and abroad.

Melody aims to:raise awareness of the benefits of playing a musical instrument for people with learning disabilities, provide training opportunities for teachers, develop our website www.melodymusic.org.uk, host events and showcase concerts given by people with learning disabilities and provide ensemble musical experience through Melody Music projects

Income paid directly into Avenue St. Andrew's United Reformed Church, Southampton Church Accounts and used to augment the Minister's Stipend, Organist's Stipend and the Organ fund. (The charity does not have its own current account).The Trustees are the currently serving trustees (the Elders) of Avenue St. Andrew's United Reformed Church, Southampton, Charity No. 1130504

The charity's objectives are to educate the public in, and develop, the performing arts in Derby and the surrounding areas. It acts as a representative body for amateur theatre and music groups in two main ways: by maintaining and publishing a diary of the future productions/concerts of its member societies; and by representing the interests of its members in a consultation/lobbying capacity.

Raises funds to make grants to children and organistaions for musical development

The organisation has run 2 open-access drop-in sessions per week targeting 11 to 18 year olds.These took place in the centre of Ledbury providing a safe space for evening socialising and recreational activities such as pool, table tennis, music and art work.Experienced adults were on hand to provide pastoral care as required. The charity, hampered by C19, is currently seeking new premises.

Enhance, protect and conserve North Lodge Park, Northgate, Darlington. Activities include: holding events covering many aspects of Park use, eg. dogs, music, nature, to encourage maximum Park useage and 'Crowd Out Crime' and ensure the sustainability of the Bandstand. Help with maintaining the Park. Encourage community involvement. Raise funds for Projects.

This CIO has been created to advance the Christian Faith by the preservation, repair, maintenance, restoration and improvement of the fabric of St. Mary's church, Melton Mowbray. Apart from supporting the religious life of the church, the church encourages use of the building by varied community groups for events such as concerts, exhibitions and celebrations.

Music workshops and public performances.

For the maintenance and support of the choir of Canterbury Cathedral and its music.

Amersham Music Centre Association raises funds through various activities and also receives donations.These funds are used to support the Music Centre in the purchase of instruments, music and funding other musical activites.The committee arranges volunteers to help at most concerts and other events.

We organise social and fundraising events, such as grand raffles, school discos, fetes, sales and live music eveings. We also provide refreshments at parent evenings and other school functions and organise seminars to provide information on key issues affecting young people and their parents.

To advance the education of persons, primarily under 25 years of age, in the art and technique of classical brass playing who are full-time students at a recognised college of music.

skills development,teaching young and old people to develop skills in areas like music,playing musical instruments,sewing,baking and people coming on sunday for church fellowsip and socialisation.

Bledington Music Festival promotes three evening classical concerts each June. They are held in St Leonard's Church, Bledington. The artists performing also give workshops or mini concerts to the children of the village Primary School during the afternoon of their forthcoming concert.

The Pipe Band Society shall be known by the name of The Beeston & District Pipe Band Society. The objects of the Society shall be to educate the public in the arts and sciences, and in particular the art and science of traditional Scottish Pipe Band music, by the presentation of concerts and other activities in furtherance of the objects.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN THE ART OF MUSIC WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO OPERA FOR THE BENEFIT OF MANKIND.

Ringing the bells of St Mary's Church, Luppitt; and maintaining the same for future generations.

To advance musical education and the Christian religion for the public benefit by promoting opportunities for girl choristers aged between 7 and 14 to sing within the Anglican liturgy in acts of public worship and in secular public performances in Oxford college chapels and elsewhere, in particular by supporting a girls' choir in Oxford called 'Frideswide Voices'.

Music Festival to promote the enjoyment of music within the community