Arts Charities That specialise in Music

PROMOTION OF CLASSICAL MUSIC

Helping Churches by providing amounts of grant aid for building repairs or for new equipment or repairs to organs/piano's etc. Electrical and or gas repairs or alterations that become necessary where funds are not readily available.

Social contact for the elderly living alone - Musical & other quizzes - sing-a-long with guitar Talks with slided - keep fit whilst seated - dancing & singing with keyboard entertainer - Bring & Buy tables - Raffles - B'day parties - Xmas dinner - occasional lunches i o- Occasional outings to a theatre; for those able to do so. visit to the seaside-bingo.

Musica Rediviva exists to promote Welsh musical talent and to bring serious music and other arts to areas which do not normally have the opportunity to experience them. Musica Rediviva works in education to promote a knowledge of serious music among the young.

TO ESTABLISH A CREATIVE ENVIROMENT WHERE TODAY'S CONCERT ARTISTS CAN DOCUMENT AND APPLY ESSENTIAL PERFORMANCE PRACTICES AND TRADITIONS CURRENTLY AT RISK OF DISAPPEARING AND PASS THEM ON TO YOUNG PERFORMERS OF EXCEPTIONAL TALENT. SPECIALLY STRUCTURED AUDIO VISUAL DOCUMENTATION WILL FORM THE FIRST DISITAL KNOWLEDGE TOOL OF ITS KIND MADE ACCESIBLE VIA THE INTERNET

We operate in Ghana West Africa, and some parts of United Kingdom. We support the youth who goes to University in UK who cant afford to buy some basic needs, even though they have been given student loans. The little that we do brings smile to them and makes them happy. One of the youth that we supported was owing the school an amount of £700 in rent and we were able to pay for her.

M.A.A.C is a non-for profit organisation with one simple directive: to aid wildlife conservation through the medium of music

Engaging young children in sports and music

To provide an annual prize at each of the Royal College of Music, the Guildhall School Of Music, the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama , Royal Northern College of Music, and the Royal Academy of Music

To advance public education in the arts and drama, dance and music through the support and encouragement of community and participatory arts at Ammanford Miners' Theatre and to raise funds. to promote the Ammanford Miners' Theatre situated on the first floor of the Ammanford Miners' Welfare Hall.

WITH EFFECT FROM 1 OCTOBER 2021 THE CHARITY ACTIVITIES CEASED. PRIOR TO THAT THE ACTIVITIES INCLUDED ORGANISING ANNUAL NAVRATRI AND JALARAM JAYANTI CELEBRATIONS, ORGANISING SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES TEACHING INDIAN LANGUAGES GUJARATI AND HINDI, INDIAN DANCE CLASSES: KATHAK, BHARAT NATYAM, FOLK DANCES OF INDIA, AND MUSIC CLASSES IN HARMONIUM, SITAR AND TABLA, AND VOCAL SINGING

The advancement, improvement development and maintenance of public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in the North East of England, at present by the commissioning of a new opera to be performed in November 2015

We have five groups that play a wide range of music on classical instruments. We hold at least three public performances each year, one of which is to raise funds for local childrens charities.

The charity holds funds raised for building works within the school and makes grants towards music provision within the school.

Give support to youth groups by giving donations to help purchase sports equipment, musical instruments etc. Make people aware of the facilities available to them. Protect and try and bring about changes that will enhance the facilities in the area. Look after the environment.

Preston Mela Trust is a South asian Fair organised annually on Avenham Park Preston. Between 8,000 to 9,000 people attend this family Event which showcases Soth Asian culrture in all itsforms from food and fashion to music and entertainment. It promotes community cohesion and good relations between all People of Preston and surrounding areas.

We will organise musical events where young people can perform alongside professionals, thereby gaining valuable insights into the skills needed for the music/theatre world.

Objects: (i) The regular tuning and maintenance of the organ. (ii) The provision of any additions considered necessary by competent advisers. (iii) The purchase of any music deemed appropriate for use in the said church.

Fund-raising for the benefit of 4 profoundly disabled young people who are resident in Hope House, Kesgrave. Money is raised by donations by trusts, local businesses,churches and organisations. Fund-raising activites are also held by the charity e.g.concerts, raffles.

To advance the education of the pupils of Kirkby Stephen Grammar School by the provision of an annual bursary award for a music student to assist towards the cost of their studies

Providing grants to individual musicians or ensembles attending the Master Classes at IMS Prussia Cove

Supporting the Education & Community Dept of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales. Developing emerging talent, taking music to areas of Wales where, through economic or geographical reasons, it may have limited facilities. Offering the first chance to hear/participate with orchestral musicians.

The provision of grants to St Mary's Church, Bletchingley to assist with administration, music and mission within the parish of Bletchingley.

education of the public in Welsh culture by holding from time to time an Eisteddfod in the village of Talwrn or elsewhere,by the holding of concerts,meetings and otherf unctions in the interest of the Eisteddfod

To provide a scholarship or bursary in music