Arts Charities That specialise in Music

THIS CHARITY IS CLOSED: Go! Provided activities for young people and short break activities for children. We worked with all young people and particularly those with additional needs. We offered experiences in art, music, theatre, travel, and a range of work experience. Our work is primarily in the south of England

Interactive concerts in Primary School (Islington) to foster children's active listening skills. The chamber musicians we work with are all students or recent graduates from London?s music conservatoires.

To advance, improve and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music within the town of Evesham, Worcestershire, and its surrounding area through the presentation of public concerts and recitals, by bringing together local music organisations and providing an opportunity to make music together.

Chant will sell music in order to fund pro-social activity such as tree planting, Climate change communication, Sustainable building opportunities, animal welfare, water, and ocean protection.

The Charity operates throughout Greater London, we carry out different outreach activities such as our Homeless outreach where we go to different areas of London and provide the homeless with small care packs. We also have monthly meetings where we share the word of God and allow time for worship and music sessions.

Supreme Youth Project helps young people from deprived areas and socially disadvantaged backgrounds engage in music, music production, audio technology, introduction to music business and industry education. We offer quality services in teaching music production and performance as well as music rehearsal and multi-media production facilities and recording studio.

To promote the arts and to advance the education of the general public in the the field of dance, music, film and other art forms, particularly but not exclusively through supporting the work of Sisters Grimm Ltd, INALA Ltd, and other related companies and organisations, in creation, development, production and performance of the arts.

Operates in Caerleon and Newport, South Wales. We support music making for children.

The Society of Strange and Ancient Instruments provides musical performances, lecture-recitals and workshops, information, a forum and other facilities in respect of unusual historical instruments, for as wide an audience as possible throughout the UK.

A grant making charity raising funds through a biennial concert for the benefit of various good causes in the local area with an emphasis on helping the young.

C&D Where the music takes you provides music and art workshops to children and young adults aged 5 - 25 years.We are currently running weekly sessions in Warrington, Cheshire.We offer one to one support or group workshops

Provides drama and music activities aimed at assisting isolated young adults to better intergate into society

To advance the education of the public in the arts in particular but not exclusively families and children who are disadvantaged and potentially vulnerable; organisations and groups supporting them and members of the wider community (where there is availability) through the provision of tailored music workshops; arts education and training; and through performances arts and education,

Promotion of Artisan manufacture and creation, including live classical arts (chamber music, dance and chamber theatre). Provision of creative spaces for public exhibitions, workshops and concerts.

Provide vocational training for conductors to develop individual competencies and supporting young professional musicians in the early stages of their careers. Operating throughout the UK

JSJS is a non-auditioning choir in Warwickshire which provides a positive, exciting and inspiring experience of choral singing for young people, aged 11 and above. It offers them the opportunity to be immersed in great choral works which would usually be inaccessible to choirs of a similar age range, enriching the lives of young people by giving them the opportunity to excel in their music making.

The Charity was formed to raise the funding to build a new concert hall for London in Wimbledon. The Board of Trustees will have ultimate responsibility for the performing arts venue, for its artistic programme, and for education and outreach in local schools and colleges.

The charity organises musical and other events in the church and its grounds to raise funds for their upkeep and to promote access to them by local residents.

No Lost Potential is a charity that provides young people with the opportunity to fulfil their creative potential by empowering them to participate in music, dance, acting and sporting activities..

Dawlish Arts Festival holds an annual week long festival in the spring and occasional concerts or other events during the year. The festival is primarily music, but also includes drama, poetry and literature. It seeks to bring to the town nationally known performers as well as show case the best local choirs and instrumentalists. It caters for a large variety of tastes.

The Portsmouth Schools Music Festival has been in existence for 92 years this year! In that time, the Festival has given a continuing opportunity for children in many schools from Portsmouth and the surrounding area to celebrate their talents and their music at an annual gathering at the Portsmouth Guildhall.

We provide cultural based performances of music and art, and provide educational opportunities to local educational organisations.

For the public benefit, to advance improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music, speech and drama in all their aspects, in particular but not exclusively, by providing an annual Festival of public performance by amateurs, with professional adjudication for performers and through the presentation of public concerts, masterclasses and recitals

ART AND MUSIC THERAPY IN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS;ART AND MUSIC THERAPY CENTRE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN HOME EDUCATION;CREATION OF MUTUAL-AID ONLINE COMMUNITY;ENGAGING SURVIVORS OF CHILD ABUSE TO CONTRIBUTE AND ENCOURAGE CURRENT VICTIMS TO SEEK HELP; PSYCHOLOGICAL COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT GROUPS TO PROMOTE MENTAL HEALTH; ANDCONNECTING VICTIMS WITH SPECIALISTS OR ORGANISATIONS

The charity is in the process of building major links with well known organisations in manchester and other major cities.we have done several work shops in manchester we have secured others and are in the process of planning them.we have had some set backs due to illness however we hope to be back on track in the near future.