Arts Charities That specialise in Music

The study, practice and encouragement by means of public performance and otherwise of choral music in all its forms so as to foster knowledge and appreciation of such music including performance in Welsh, where appropriate, or for other such charitable purposes as the Committee in their discretion think fit.

We are a chamber choir formed in 1980, based in Chorley, Lancashire. We are established performers of a wide repertoire of music ranging from the Renaissance classics of William Byrd and his contemporaries to the lighter styles of modern popular and folk song arrangements. The emphasis is on unaccompanied singing, but all styles are within the choir's capabilities.

Mixed Choir formed to bring choral music to the wider public both nationally and internationally through the media of concerts, radio and television including competition both at home and abroad and to encourage music appreciation to people in all walks of life.

The object of the Opera Group is to educate the public in the dramatic and operatic arts and to further the development of the public appreciation and taste in the said arts, to assist and further such charitable institutions and charitable purposes as the committee from time to time shall determine.

We are a male choir providing the opportunity for men to exercise and develop their musical skills in group format. We raise funds from concerts and recordings which enable us to make donations to various selected charities and deserving causes and to like effect provide our services to other charities to assist in their direct fundraising.

The Kimpton Players is an amateur dramatic society in Kimpton Herts, founded in 1943. The society produces plays, pantomimes and an annual "old time music hall". Profits from these and other events are donated to worthy causes etc in need in Kimpton & the surrounding area in Hertfordshire.

To Educate and Performance of choral and classical music pieces to the general public.

We exist to promote and hold an annual festival which helps to advance the education of young people in the arts of music, speech and drama.

Encourage people to partake in music and support other charities

BAMS seeks to promote knowledge and love of music by promoting a series of high quality concerts in Bishop Auckland. The concerts are widely advertised and are open to the general public.

Local community based choir making 2 concert performances per year and encouraging where possible the use of local young peopl and locally based soloists and musicians

Hall available to all for fund raising activity or concerts, keep fit etc, and all the community.

Provision of brass band training for children and adults and entertaining/educating the public in brass band music through concerts and performances.

Dance Competition for amateurs aged 21 years and under. Held annually in May at St Stephen, Cornwall.

Musical events.

Approximately 55 members of ages between 16 & 80 yrs make up Stourport Choral. The choir performs concerts in a wide range of musical styles from light to serious opera, classical to modern choral & including music from popular shows. This friendly group's commitment is to provide live quality entertainment in a socially active atmosphere. We rehearse each Wed at 7.30pm, at Areley Kings Hall

PROMOTING/PROVIDING MUSICAL EDUCATION TO YOUNG PEOPLE, PERFORMING AND PROMOTING MUSIC WITHIN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

Undertake activities to enable women interested in issues associated with rural life, to improve their education in citizenship, public questions, music, culture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare and to improve rural life.

Educating youth of the Borough to play musical instruments and provide entertainment for the Public. Also to take part in contests between other Bands in within and without the Traditional Marching Band Association.

Promoting classical music concerts - mainly solo piano

The object of Haworth Band (the charitable company), in accordance with its Constitution, is to provide musical entertainment and services to the community (and wider community) and training and tuition to novices and improvers who seek to learn music for personal gratification or to enhance career directions and/or pursuits as a means of vocational or professional qualifications and employment.

The hall forms the heart of the community holding meetings, concerts, debates and social functions. Now the Ceiriog Memorial Institute Museum has been refurbished and consists of a display area for the many unique exhibits which have been donated to the institute since 1911.

Organisation of visits to instruments, advice and education to organists and others with the object of furthering knowledge and appreciation of the organ and its music including its liturgical use

The preservation and maintenance of the building and churchyard of St Mary, Harkstead, and the maintenance and development of music and other aspects of the worship and life of the church.

A wide range of activities/events that the people of Orcop wish to be held at the hall, such as family get togethers, wedding receptions, parties, musical/film evenings, educational classes, keep-fit classes, exhibtions and more.