Arts Charities That specialise in Music

Bhakti Marga UK hosts multiple events to help one access the wisdom of their heart and develop their own unique relationship with the Divine. To grow devotion, we offer various events such as yoga & meditation, worship rituals, music & kirtan, devotional art, studies through Bhakti Marga academy, selfless service through seva programs and build communities around the world.

The Soundroom is a community music charity which offers music and arts activities for a range of participants, including adults with learning disabilities, children, young and older people. The Soundroom also provides affordable rehearsal and recording facilities. The charity works for the public benefit and aims to advance education in music and the arts in Gateshead and surrounding areas.

Rehearsals and Concerts for a membership of 200 singers; concerts promoted throughout Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Worcestershire; diseminate information about singing and concerts to membership; Friends' organisation to support the aims of the Society

Provides Arts workshops (Music Therapy, Makaton, Disability Dance, Drama, Life & Social Skills, Lego Therapy and Arts and Crafts) for disabled adults aged 16 and over.

Support to Rotary and other local charities.Major fundraising activities of: - Charity concert at the Anvil, held last Sunday of January - featuring HM Band of the Royal Marines Basingstoke Festival of Transport, held second Monday in May - featuring almost 1000 vehicles, 70 stalls and up to 10,000 visitors and is one of the larger events of its type in the South East

The Foundation supports people with their education, including students with the purchase of their books, equipment or tools and fees,students with the purchase of their musical instruments,students with their travel,projects abroad and field studies.Priority will be given to people within a 30 mile radius of Stokesley, North Yorks. and people working towards their first degree or equivalent.

Trustees support education costs for hugely disadvantaged children from the 'slums' of Bangalore, India, the costs of University education for a gifted Ghanaian also a UK volunteer working amongst rural Gipsies in Romania who are rejected by many. Trustees also address other needs, both overseas and in the UK, as and when they present themselves.

Public concerts, recitals, and public education in music

We fund after school music clubs which include a Samba band & violin & guitar classes. The children then have opportunities to take part in local festivals & community events, giving them confidence & enthusiasm to learn an instrument. Our organised events include both Xmas & Summer fairs, which provide fun for the kids & a chance to raise money for the school.

Aims and Objectives: To create an awareness of Indian classical music in the UK. To promote Indian classical music & fusion among the other ethnic groups, which will help create a better understanding between different ethnicities.To provide an outlet for youngsters with creative talents, thus building their self-confidence and broadening their scope of interest. Provide a safe space for inter-a

The purpose of NCMF is to provide an opportunity for young musicians and speech/drama students to perform in public in front of a professional adjudicator, and to receive constructive feedback to assist their creative development. The NCMF organises an annual festival which usually lasts for two weeks at the beginning of March. .

The Charity supports the live performance of Classical Music within the Bridgnorth Rural District Area. In particular it financially supports the annual English Haydn Festival, a nine day Classical Music Festival focused around the works of Haydn and those Composers of the late 18th Century. The Trust promotes the performances of Classical Music to the local Youth, through a Schools Concert.

Our programme includes the Leeds Jazz Festival and the Jazz events in Chapel Allerton Arts Festival, evening and Sunday afternoon concerts with international, national and regional jazz artists, jazz workshops for schools and people who want to learn to play jazz, Jazz Voices choir where people learn vocal techniques and improvisation, jazz cafe jam sessions where we encourage people to join in.

MAINTAINING AND ADMINISTERING THE COAL ASTON VILLAGE HALL. THE VILLAGE HALL IS HIRED TO VARIOUS ORGANISATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS, INCLUDING DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL SOCIAL SERVICES (AS A DAY CENTRE), ALSO FOR PRIVATE PARTIES, MEETINGS ETC. THE VILLAGE HALL IS ALSO A VENUE FOR PLAYS, SHOWS, CONCERTS ETC AND THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE ORGANISES AN ANNUAL GALA.

Promote public education in and appreciation of choral music through providing learning and singing opportunities for members and presenting at least four public concerts a year.

To preserve and advance public education and appreciation of traditional and contemporary folk music, song, dance and other related traditions, crafts and folk arts as a part of the living heritage. In particular through promoting the annual Tenterden Folk Festival, occassional concerts and dances, educational workshops for schools, etc. and working as a local folk development agency.

Furthering the objects of the club chamber music concerts and recitals are held, normally during the months October to May. The world-class artists are chosen to provide a varied programme of music from as wide a range as possible, including consideration being given to regular performance of music under copyright restrictions.

To promote welfare funding through the performance of live music by Royal Air Force musicians.

TEMPO Youth Theatre Group brings one musical each year to the local community. We perform at The Evans Theatre, Wilmslow, Cheshire. We educate young people in theatre arts.The show in March 2026 will be the musical 'Sister Act.'

To promote public appreciation of and education in classical music in and around Whittington, Oswestry, in particular by organising chamber music festivals.

Providing activities for those persons who are no longer in full-time employment. Groups, tutored and self-help, study and take part in classes in many subjects, dance, exercise, musical, dramatic sessions. The emphasis is on shared learning. The activities undertaken by members of this U3A are self-supporting.

The main focus is an annual week long festival at the Tower of London in partnership with Historic Royal Palaces where schoolchildren from London and the Midlands perform. The London children were in the main from deprived areas of East London. The Charity also organises regular concerts in south London where youngsters perform music with professional musicians and music students

The promotion and performance of Choral music for concerts mainly in Northampton

To foster and promote the appreciation of music in all aspects and to co-operate with local authorities, educational institutions and cultural societies relating to the practise and study of music, and to promote better and more widespread performance of male choral work, both nationally and internationally. Also to assist other charitable organisations to raise funds for their specific needs.

The Chiswick Choir, an amateur choir registered with the National Federation of Music Societies, has presented concerts in Chiswick for more than 20 years. The Choir performs three concerts each year, concentrating particularly on the Baroque period and the 20th century. The Choir rehearses on Tuesday evenings in Chiswick. Social and fund raising events are held throughout the year.