Arts Charities That specialise in Music

Dementia Together Wirral facilitates, organises and operates events for those living with dementia, their carers and former carers social events to relieve their social isolation by way of activities and services including regular memory cafes, singing/music, walking, and theatre together with mini-coach and canal boat outings with one-off items of entertainment such as dances, etc.

The company strives to provide musical entertainment to the people of Northamptonshirewhilst supporting individuals and organisations through donations

Support of Music at Peterborough Cathedral

The Foundation's aim is to promote the arts generally and in particular the fine arts and music - the key criterion is excellence. Projects involving young people should offer a long-lasting connection between them and the art-form and a significant level of participation and achievement at a high standard.

To promote the mental health and wellbeing of NHS workers and carers in the UK, in particular but not exclusively by (a) providing access to free tickets to music events (b) providing grants and financial assistance to charities and organisations which provide access to mental health and wellbeing services

Community Hall, Activities :- Music, sports, Concerts, Life long learning

We provide opportunities for young people in this area to develop their interest in music and the lasting friendships that grow out of making music together. The Foundation provides opportunities for players from beginner, right through to the highest levels to play together in a progressive family of ensembles, under the guidance of our expert team of professional musicians and directors.

Navratri Garba now runs a Temple at 55 High Street, Cowley, Middx UB8 2DX and performs regular Havans for Mataji and Chandi Path. Other Activities include Providing music lessons to various age groups, regular religious Sunday programmes, Sunday Soup Kitchen, Yoga Classes, Navratri Festival Celebrations, Diwali Celebrations and celebrating all Hindu festivals.

The charity organises two annual classical music events for adult amateur musicians, with coaching by specialist tutors and performance opportunities. These are a week-long summer school and a chamber music weekend. The events include courses for orchestral and chamber musicians of all standards and choral singing.

The Trust is working to preserve a major historic building, the Llanfyllin Union Workhouse in Montgomeryshire, and to give it a viable community use. It is creating a facility to enrich people's lives through music and the arts; education and awareness of history, heritage and the environment. It provides space for local enterprises and for visitors as well as a Workhouse History Centre.

Advancement of the education of the public in the arts, and in particular, in the arts of music, speech, drama, dance and the visual arts; and to promote such other charitable purposes as the trustees shall in their absolute discretion determine.

The society's object is to provide the means by which people may learn to perform music, act and dance and to entertain. The society supports other charities by performing concerts in and around the Redruth area but has also travelled to Scotland and Lancashire to support local charities there. It provides access for the public of all ages to learn and enjoy the dramatic arts.

The main purposes of the WI organisation are to enable women to improve and develop conditions of rural life, to advance their education in citizenship, in public question, in music, drama and other cultural subjects and in all branches of agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare. Working together to put into practice these ideals.

The charity was engaged in setting up, running, promoting and fundraising for Cross Rhythms Plymouth, the new community radio station for the city. The content of the programming is contemporary Christian music with a mix of local news and community events information. Studio premises were secured and a radio studio was built and equipped.A transmitter was erected and approved by Ofcom.

Maintaining and promoting the performance and appreciation of church music in Hampstead and in particular Hampstead Parish Church.

The aim of the charity is to promote involvement in the art of orchestral music-making and to make it as widely available as possible to young people of all communities and backgrounds, predominantly but not exclusively, in the London Borough of Ealing.

5 On It Foundation provides life-altering programmes using professional sporting and music role models to deliver a range of engaging activities which incorporate team sports and creative arts. Each programme is designed to convey a range of positive health and lifestyle messages to educate young people within the local community and help them build a better future.

Saturday Morning Music School. Approximately 150 students in the age range of 5 years to 80

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN THE DRAMATIC AND OPERATIC ARTS TO FURTHER THE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC APPRECIATION AND TASTE IN THE SAID ARTS, TO ASSIST AND FURTHER SUCH CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SHALL FROM TIME TO TIME DETERMINE.

EMTP provides music therapy to children in Ealing with disabilities or any kind of special need

. The advancement of the Christian Faith for the benefit of the public in accordance with the Scheme of Union of the United Reformed Church. ACTIVITIES:.Christian Meditation, Sunday Breakfast for homeless and people in low income, Photo and Poster exhibitions and our monthly First Fridays social evenings of Christian films, Quiz nights, Music recitals and Games.

50% of income, after deduction of expenses, is given to the Venice in Peril Fund for the restoration of Venice. The remaining 50% is given to charities involved in music therapy or the development and nurturing of music talent.

Awareness of religious belief is encouraged through regular services which include teaching, reading scripture, prayer and music. Teaching is provided for children both within the church and in local schools. Members are encouraged to live out their faith within the community through: worship and prayer, visiting the sick, providing pastoral care, and missionary and outreach work.

We produce two musicals a year shown at a local theatre for members of the public

Establishing itself around Martyn Joseph?s [www.MartynJoseph.net] formidable music career and years of humanitarian work, Let Yourself Trust is a non-profit organization that provides funding for and informs on a wide variety of projects and justice movements both abroad and home. 2014 marks LYT's first two projects - the Alrowwad Children's Theatre in Palestine, and Project Somos in Guatemala.