Arts Charities That specialise in Music

Gloucester Choral Society performs regular public concerts, and runs regular choral and vocal workshops for our members and the general public, as well as undertaking periodic overseas tours. We run Choral Scholars and Choral Apprentices schemes, designed to support the musical development of local young people, and provide small choral groups to perform for weddings and other events.

Music development, appreciation and participation for all in the South Leicestershire area.

PROVISION OF FACILITIES AND PERSONNEL TO TRAIN CHILDREN IN PLAYING IN A BRASS BAND AND DEVELOPING THEIR SKILLS AND TALENTS TO PERFORM IN GROUPS OF VARYING ABILITY WHICH WILL INCLUDE PERFORMING IN CONCERTS AND COMPETITIONS.

Amateur orchestra promoting usually five main concerts a year and participating in other events

The principal activity of the English Arts Chorale Association is the education of the public in the art and appreciation of music. This is achieved through the activities of the English Arts Chorale, a voluntary choir, whose auditions are open to all, which delivers a programme of concerts and activities both for the community of Reigate and across the south-east of England.

STROUD CHORAL SOCIETY is an educational/arts charity that provides choral singing for adults and children committed to enjoying choral singing and agree to its rules. It performs two main concerts with orchestra a year and at least two subsidiary concerts at Christmas and the Summer. It rehearses every week of the year from September to June, roughly following school terms.

The advancement of the education of the public in science, art, lterature, music, history, culture and other recognised academic subjects of Great Britain and Sweden. Arranging fund raising events and activities.

To advance the education of the public in the arts and in particular the arts of Music, Speech and Drama and Dance in all their branches

Providing music therapy and expression through music, art and play for sick or disabled children and teenagers in hospital, school or wherever needed. To support sick or disabled children, young people and their families providing special requirements as necessary to alleviate the trauma, stress and suffering of the whole family unit.

Teaching music in a group, learning music, performing music, raising money for instruments and overheads as well as other charities.

Tuition in, and performance of, music

We rehearse for, and perform, at least six public concerts each concert season commencing in September in each year and ending in July in the following year and in doing so assist players to improve their musical skills in an orchestral environment and provide a platform for young soloists embarking on professional careers to gain experience in concerto performance.

Epiphany aims to bring inspiring and evocative music to the general public and the vulnerable in society, sometimes in collaboration with visual and other artists, with the aim to broaden perspectives, to bring enjoyment, hope and emotional healing. We do this primarily through improvised music as well as through classical and other concerts where we play a variety of different music.

Harrogate Phoenix Players promotes, maintains, improves and advances knowledge and understanding of The Performing Arts and in particular the arts of Drama, Mime, Dance, Song and Music.

We offer performance opportunities for ages 5 to 18, which include not only acting, but also participation in a socially creative experience, which fosters teamwork,confidence building and self-expression. Our weekly classes offer a mix of drama/musical theatre skills.There are two major productions annually, a Summer show and a Pantomime. Both members and non-members are invited to audition.

The village hall comprises internally 3 halls, stage, kitchen and toilets, and externally an annexe, a childrens play park, playing field and car park. The internal facilities and annexe are hired to a wide range of regular user groups, and also to individuals and organisations for concerts, meetings, parties and wedding receptions. The external facilities are available to all at no charge.

Crediton Arts Centre provides a wide range of cultural activities for the people of Crediton and surrounding Mid Devon villages. We run a weekly programme of classes for all ages in the visual arts, drama and dance. We also put on films, concerts, plays and talks as well as organise major community events, such as the annual Busk It!, Open Art Studios and large scale community theatre productions.

To provide opportunities for young people to participate in a variety of musical activities, including orchestras, choirs and other music groups.

SSGC's purposes are the advancement of the Christian faith, of arts and culture, and of education in music. To this end, it provides a high-quality gospel choir that composes, rehearses and performs gospel music in a range of venues and contexts. Through various initiatives and resources, it is also a provider of education for the public in the creation and performance of gospel music.

Promotion of research into music therapy. Provision of grants to music therapy students. Support for music therapy projects.

Community activities including Coffee Mornings, Fetes, exhibitions, Musical evenings, Primary school physical education, Bowls groups, Friendship Clubs. Committed to Cut Your Carbon and Enviromental considerations. Various exercise classes including Extend and Line Dancing, Monthly film showings

We offer the local community an opportunity to take part or watch musical theatre. As a society member individuals can act sing or dance in our productions or assist with the manual/technical side of the theatre by building stage sets, lighting and sound plots and backstage work during performances. We have our own headquarters which is used by various groups within the local community.

Supporting the work of Oldham Music Services.

The advancement of education and the promotion of the arts for the public benefit by way of financial or material assistance, encouragement and support to the Jerusalem Academy of Music & Dance and such similar organisations, individuals and groups (whether in Israel or elsewhere) as the Trustees shall from time to time in their absolute discretion think fit.

To promote education in the arts, in particular music, with a focus on vulnerable groups in the community including learning disabled people, people with mental health issues, young people and the elderlyTo provide low cost rehearsal and recording facilities for music makersTo enable the development of music skills through an educational and outreach programme