Arts Charities That specialise in Music

we promote music-making and the arts for children in education in our local area

Christian Pentecostal Church where the Lord is worshipped in spirit and in truth.Also involved in support for single parents and helping teens and children in Music training.

Activies are provided for EOCT students who take part in new activities with students from all the EOCT schools, and students of differing ability and age group. In some cases the activities are targeted at specific children who would most benefit from that particular activity. Activities include the Trust Choir, sports and arts masterclasses, Ukulele group, Performing Arts concert, etc.

The principal objective of the Charity is to promote, maintain and improve and advance education, leisure and recreation by the encouragement of the arts including without limitation the art of drama, mime, dance, singing and music.

THE CHOIR, WHICH IS OPEN TO ANYONE AGED 18 OR OVER, HOLDS WEEKLY REHEARSALS AND SONG COACHING IN PECKHAM AND PUTS ON TWO CONCERTS A YEAR AS WELL AS REGULARLY PERFORMING AT COMMUNITY EVENTS IN SOUTHWARK AND THE LONDON AREA

Making grants to organisations ( or individuals) principally involved in: social action; medical research; education with an emphasis on arts and musical education; commissioning new work from artists across a range of disciplines. The Charity does not respond to unsolicited applications but works in partnership with a number of other organisations specialising in the chosen areas of activity.

The Society operates 5 youth/junior string ensembles in 2 Devon locations. Regular rehearsals develop both group musician skills and the confidence for public performance. Public concerts - often performed unconducted & without musical scores - create public awareness of the art & science of youth music.

THE SICKLE FOUNDATION IS DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING THE ENJOYMENT, APPRECIATION AND UNDERSTANDING OF MUSIC AND THE ARTS. WE SEEK TO HELP YOUNG MUSICIANS ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL TOWARDS SECURING CAREERS AS PERFORMERS E.G. THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS THE COST OF STUDIES AND/OR MAINTENANCE OF OUTSTANDING POSTGRADUATE OR POST-DIPLOMA STUDENTS. THIS IS DONE THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS.

Bidna capoeira Ltd trading as Capoeira4Refugees uses capoeira as a psychosocial tool to work with children and vulnerable communities. We run projects working with refugees and host communities. Children take part in music, dance, play activities as well as life skills sessions. An integral part of programmes is training of local trainers.

The advancement of public appreciation of the arts including drama, singing, music, dance and mime, and the promotion, maintenance, improvement and advancement of education of the public in said arts, particularly by the production of educational plays.

Presentation of musical performance focusing on the Renaissance and Baroque periods, research, and education.

As amateur classical music promoters, we stage 4-6 events each year at our local church. Events include symphony concerts, operas and oratorios. Performers are mostly professionals and include choirs, orchestras, soloists, conductors and composers.The charity aims to entertain mostly local audiences to achieve "world-class performances - on your doorstep" thereby avoiding unnecessary travel.

Instruments and administration.

To provide 1 week of activities, including music, speech, drama and visual arts for the benefit of the people of Rutland, surrounding area and tourists

The charity aims to erect a community centre which will be for the general public benefit. Some of the proposed benefits will include: education and training in the form of adult literacy, youth groups, performing arts, music training and counselling.0001

The charity supports educators and music makers with provision of specialised training and training resources.

Higher Level Theatre is dedicated to nurturing creativity and self-expression trough the performing arts. we offer a range of engaging activities for children, young people and adults aged 6 years and up. our program focus on music, vocal training, drama script writing, and performance production, fostering supportive and inspiring environment for participants of all skills.

1, TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO MUSIC EDUCATION THROUGH COMMUNITY SPACES TO INCLUDE SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY HALLS AND MUSIC EVENTS I.E FESTIVALS.2, TO PROVIDE PROVISION OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TO THOSE WHO CANNOT OTHERWISE AFFORD TO DO SO.3, TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO REHEARSAL SPACE AND TUITION TO ADVANCE MUSIC EDUCATION TO THOSE WHO CANNOT OTHERWISE AFFORD TO DO SO.4, TO PROVIDE FREE ACCESS TO MUSIC EVENTS.

Our charitable objects are to promote, maintain, improve and advance education for the public in the arts and culture of East Asia, in particular but not exclusively the arts of drama, mime, dance, singing and music.

The only activity we carried out in 2012 was the purchase and shipment of 21 refurbished computers plus one printer, to three schools in Lebialem, in Cameroon, costing ?2010, exclusively from donations made by members.We are in the process of developing a website for the charity and we are also procuring some traditional music instruments which will be used to cultural activities.

To produce, promote and create a music album in aid of those affected by road and traffic accidents and to promote awareness in all aspects of road safety.

Building container clinics and erecting them in Africa. Supplies donated by hospitals, and the public incl. PC's, mobile phones and clothing, to medical supplies,and educational materials. Music, drama and arts events in the UK. Exchange community programmes in Sussex, and Kenya, and Gambia, including underprivileged and disabled people. Exchange teaching of the arts in both countries.

We develop and deliver a range of creative arts and community projects offering wide ranging benefits to people in the Chapel St area of Salford. Weekly activities at community venues and outreach projects include mixed media arts, watercolour painting, music, dance, and photography & digital media offering increased skills, knowledge of local heritage, improved health and community engagement.

The Society promote Punjabi language through direct participation of poets, writers, journalists and artists from all communities and background. Its activities take the form of poetry symposium, teaching of music and dance, lectures and exhibitions on Punjabi heritage, support publish works of local writers and organise live entertainments programmes.

Good Move! Music delivers a range of music education projects to primary and secondary schools throughout London. These short and long term projects have a particular focus on providing young people form challenging backgrounds the opportunity to take part in high quality music making activities.