Arts Charities That specialise in Music

The charity runs a wide variety of creative workshops, which are aimed at improving both physical and vocal confidence and the overall well-being of its participants. Workshop themes include drama, sound technology and music. UCAN runs Maggie's Club for vision impaired children and young people with additional needs, delivers Arts Awards and supports the vision impaired sector in Wales and beyond.

The objects of the association are to educate the public in the musical arts and in particular the art of brass band playing and to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said art by the performance of concerts and other activities.

Activities loosely follow the themes: our home & garden, our village & town, our environment & animals, our country, the world & space, holiday activities, the seaside, the seasons, night & day, relevant book topics, shopping, festivals, different communities, transport methods, music, physical education and body awareness, social skills and preparing for school and general safetly.

To provide facilities for recreation and leisure in the arts field, specifically theatre, including dance, music and other artistic outlets

YOGA, CULTURAL ACTIVITIES, DANCE & MUSIC, PLAYING CARDS, FESTIVE CELEBRATIONS, HEALTH ADVICE BY PROFESSIONALS, PICNICS AND TOURS, DEBATES, PROVISION OF REFRESHMENTS AND HOT MEALS.

A place of worship advancing and educating people about religion, pastoral care, outreach, missionary, and evangelical care. Make external grants to other organisations via specific fundraising for giving to other charities. Provide buildings and facilities for concerts and community activities, e.g. classes and toddler groups.

- writing and publishing new songs and hymns through the Resound Worship and Jubilate labels- discovering and nurturing new song and hymn writers and publishing their work- educating and encouraging song and hymn writers through workshops, resources and events- influencing the wider Christian music publishing industry through work in partnership with other organisations

SHORT BREAKS RESPITE FOR FAMILIES & 1:1, 1:2 - AGE 8-25 YEARS- SATURDAY AND HOLIDAY CLUB - ACTIVITIES - BICYCLE:CONSOLES:MUSIC:ARTS & CRAFTS: COOKING:BALL GAMES:BALL POND:SENSORY EQUIPMENT: - COMMUNITY - BOWLING:THEME PARKS:SWIMMING:MEALS OUT: VISITS TO ZOO'S:SHOPPING:FETES:CINEMA:

We deliver concerts (orchestral, choral, ensemble, chamber choir), recitals (wind, string & piano quintets, quartets and trios, vocal solo and duets), and opera performances and community projects, as well as free workshops and masterclasses for school children, a free children's choir and concerts and free open-air family concerts and pop-up public concerts in Hastings and the surrounding towns.

Hiring rooms to 70+ organisations, for educational, recreational and social activities. Organising events and activities including visits to properties, gardens, museums, galleries and concerts. Lectures, coffee mornings, indoor games and a library are provided. For younger residents awards are made for educational purposes including participation in the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme.

George's Rockstars provides music therapy for children in hospital currently in the Hampshire region with a view to expanding across the UK as the charity grows

St Nicholas Foundation provides support, infrastructure and financial assistance to St. Nicholas School in Tema, Ghana. It provides funds, facilities, staff, food, healthcare and learning materials to support the education of disadvantaged children living in abject poverty. A range of extra curricular activites are offered such as a Cadet Corp, a Musical Band and Cultural drumming and dance.

The objects for which the company is registered are to promote, maintain, improve and advance education particularly by the encouragement of the Arts including the arts of drama, ballet, music, singing, literature, sculpture and painting.

Prayer, liturgy, worship and music, in the Catholic tradition of the Church of England, with a welcoming congregation in a beautiful building. Eucharist (with Children's Church) Sunday 1030am. Regular programmes of support for charities in the neighbourhood and elsewhere, community lunches, social outreach events, and musical events organised by the church and by groups who hire the building.

The charity works with people with disabilities and uses specialist equipment to enable them to create and make music. The charity also aims to develop technology to help further these aims.

TO ADVANCE THE ARTS FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC INCLUDING SPECIAL PROVISION FOR THOSE ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM.

The Society's aims are to provide an international forum to encourage the exchange of ideas and to disseminate research findings in the fields of music education and music psychology. The Society publishes three journals with Sage, has a book series with Routledge and an extensive international awards programme that provides support for small scale projects, travel and conference attendance.

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN THE FIELDS OF DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL THEATRE AND TO FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC APPRECIATION OF AND TASTE IN THE SAID FIELDS (II) TO GIVE OPPORTUNITY FOR PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE FIELDS OF DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL THEATRE TO PARTICIPATE , WHETHER ON OR OFF STAGE, IN THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS OF HIGH QUALITY

Presentation of concerts and masterclasses, sponsoring ecceptionally gifted young musicians

We support young people aged between 11 and 19 in Tavistock and surrounding area. We provide advice, guidance, information, fun, and a range of experiences through generic youth work, drop in sessions, music projects, life skills, from Summer programmes to individual advice, signposting and support. The Youth Cafe is an organisation that is driven by Young People, for Young people.

A centre for community life set in the middle of the rural township of Poulton-le Fylde in Lancashire. The centre offers regular exercise and dance classes with drama and musical productions. There are several activities for mums and toddlers and many local community groups and societies meet there. Activities also include fundraising events to improve the Hall

The charity is a Brass Band, and as such, sets out to entertain and educate the public in the musical arts and in particular the art of brass band playing, and to further the development of public appreciation and taste in the said art by the performance of concerts and other activities.

To advance the arts for the public benefit, through promotion of and education in the arts, including (without limitation) drama, dance, literature, music and the visual arts, particularly, but not exclusively, by organising and delivering arts and cultural events and festivals

Northern Roots promotes in excess of 100 concerts a year in reggae, soul, blues, in Newcastle and Gateshead.The organisation has since the late 198O's worked hard to attract a culturally diverse audience to our concerts. We have developed mentoring projects with refugees as well as work with young people in culturally diverse schools. .

We assist past or present employees of the Royal Opera House, Birmingham Royal Ballet or their dependents who are in financial or other need. We can also provide support to other individuals employed by a company that gives performances of opera, ballet or music or any similar organisation to help relieve poverty or advance the education or health of people employed in the production of the above.