Arts Charities That specialise in Music

THE STUDY AND PRACTICE OF CHORAL MUSIC IN ORDER TO FOSTER THE PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE AND APPRECIATION OF SUCH MUSIC BY MEANS OF PUBLIC PERFORMANCE.

A musical festival whose objective is to promote high standards in the arts; in particular music and speech in all their branches. An annual competitive festival is held along with school workshops, currently held when it is feasible to do so.

Performing publicly attended concerts at various venues throughout the year some of which are offered freely to other charitable organisations.Teaching and encouraging young players to take their place in the world of Brass Bands

Performance of classical, choral and sacred music both in concerts and religious services

Promotes concerts and workshops

The Charity supports the promotion of choral singing, the performance of choral and other musical works and the public appreciation of choral and other music.

The current activities of the charity are to promote choral music. This is done by performing a number of concerts annually in the Lutterworth area.

The choir has a professional musical director and accompanists who receive an honorarium. The choir rehearses once a week (Sunday evenings) and sings at concerts in the Chester, Wirral and North Wales areas to raise funds for various charities.

The charity's main activity is to be a classical music society, promoting and organising a series of chamber music concerts each year. The visiting professional musicians on occasions also work with young local musicians. Concerts feature local, national and international performers, and give opportunities to professionals at the beginning of their career through the Munster Trust.

SINGING AND PERFORMING CHORAL CONCERTS IN THE COMMUNITY.

HIRING OF VILLAGE HALL FOR VARIOUS ACITIVITIES FROM CHILDREN'S PARTIES, CONCERTS, CRAFT FAIRS, SPORTS, evening classes and educational programmes ETC

The charity makes grants to young musicians to further their musical development. The charity has provided grants towards the cost of specialist tuition and to aid purchase of musical instruments. The charity's area of benefit is young people who are members of the CBSO Youth Orchestra.

Education/training (pre-school classes) arts/culture (concerts & exhibitions).

TO PROMOTE AN ANNUAL SEASON OF PROFESSIONAL CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS AND FAMILY CONCERTS, FEATURING ESTABLISHED ARTISTS OF THE HIGHEST CALIBRE AND EMERGING YOUNG ARTISTS

The British Music Society of York puts on six Chamber Music Concerts each year in the Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall at the University of York. Our purpose is to bring chamber music to as wide an audience as possible and to this end we offer annual subscription for students and young people at only £3.67 per concert and for adults at only £10.75 per concert.

B.G.C.A. provide creative and activities for all ages and abilities in the Hull area, which include pottery, art and crafts, a large community garden,food chain project, musical projects which include music and movement and our own skiffle band also the more traditional activities carpet bowls, karate, 55+ club, line dancing and work on a daily basis with excluded young people

Choral performances of classical music

Quiz's, summer lunch, bonfire party,bingo nights, childrens parties, PCC meetings, YFC Drama meetings, concerts, wakes. All for the benefit of Hardwicke & surrounding areas.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art of music in all its aspects, and in particular light opera, by the presentation of public concerts and recitals

The preparation, promotion & presentation of concerts and other charitable musical activities.

To promote the appreciation of classical music by the presentation of concerts, particularly of chamber music.

The trust exists to assist young people living in the parishes of Cliddesden and Farleigh Wallop to further their academic, musical and physical education.

The Trustees make an annual award of a cash sum for musical composition and for performance in alternate years. Music students of any nationality being of either sex, below the age of 30, resident in Great Britain or any part of Ireland, as well as British Commonwealth students temporarily resident in Great Britain or Ireland for their musical education.

The objects of the Society are the learning and performance of choral music and to foster public interest and enjoyment of such music by means of public performance.

Parent, carer and teacher fund-raising for St Bartholomew's Primary School. This is achieved through various organised events throughout the year including but not limited to a school concerts, school discos, gift sales, raffles, sponsored activities and an annual Summer Fete. There is also fund-raising via corporate charitable match funding schemes with parents and associates of the school.