Arts Charities That specialise in Orchestra

Amateur symphony orchestra open to persons of all ages and backgrounds/race. 5 concerts per year in Wrexham for the entertainment of the general public. Active in the arts in Wrexham working with local council and arts groups. Some concerts arranged to raise funds for and promote local charities.

Public performances of orchestral music. Workshop for string players available to members and non-members.

Provide 4 concerts in a season , one is a family concert and the other 3 provide on soloistic work.

A choir which number 64 persons +. We perform concerts of sacred music twice per year. We charge a fee to attend but members subs subsidize costs. We use a profession organist, orchestra and conductor.

Rehearsal and performance of classical music concerts.

Provides public live orchestral and choral/orchestral concerts employing a wide repertoire. Gives local amateur and semi-professional musicians the opportunity to play together. Encourages the appreciation of classical/light classical music. Provides opportunities for young people to develop musical and listening skills. Works with other musical, educational and community groups on joint projects.

The orchestra is established to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of orchestral music in all its aspects by the presentation of public concerts. We generally perform 3 concerts per year at various venues round and about Peterborough, either on our own or in partnership with other musical societies.

The Midland Sinfonia promotes and develops public education in, and appreciation of, music by the presentation of public orchestral concerts primarily in the Midlands area.

HEADINGTON SINGERS IS A LOCAL CHOIR IN OXFORD WITH WEEKLY REHEARSALS. MOST MEMBERS LIVE LOCALLY, BUT SOME TRAVEL A SIGNIFICANT DISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE. THE CHOIR PUTS ON A CONCERT AT THE END OF EACH TERM, USUALLY INCLUDING A LOCALLY SOURCED ORCHESTRA AND SOLOISTS. MEMBERS ALSO SING OCCASIONALLY FOR RESIDENTS OF LOCAL CARE HOMES AND PARTICIPATE IN FUND-RAISING CONCERTS FOR OTHER CHARITABLE CAUSES.

A focus on delivery high quality orchestral projects and performances for communities in Manchester and further afield.

We encourage adults to join together to sing. We produce three concerts a year in local venues. These concerts are sometimes with orchestral accompaniment and we engage professional soloists. We try to engage young musicians just starting out in their musical careers.

The Chichester Symphony Orchestra usually performs 3 concerts a year, one in Spring, the Festivities concert in July, and another late autumn/winter concert. The orchestra has also collaborated with other local musical societies including the St Richard Singers and The Chichester Amateur Operatic Society.

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Nonesuch Orchestra offers opportunities for daytime music-making for amateur players of all ages, giving concerts in schools to introduce children to a live orchestra, churches and local festivals.

The charity exists to provide live orchestral music to the community. We hold 3 or 4 symphony concerts each year. Soloists are often young people who live, or used to go to school, in our area. Adults & students play in the orchestra.

To provide a means of bringing classical music to the general public and to provide a platform for young performers and soloists to advance their careers. Also to allow an outlet for local players of all ages to come together and perform as a group.

Performance of classical music for the local community

Founded in 1968, the Rhondda Symphony Orchestra (RSO) is a leisure-time music group performing symphonic concerts to local communities in South Wales. With around 60 active members, the orchestra attracts young musicians, while many have remained with the orchestra for over 30 years. The RSO also awards annual bursaries to young musicians leaving school to help with their further development.

The Canterbury Orchestra provides opportunities for amateur musicians to play major symphonic works to a high standard and gives 3-4 public concerts a year in the Canterbury area.

THE OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY SHALL BE:TO ADVANCE, IMPROVE, DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN PUBLIC EDUCATION IN, AND APPRECIATION OF, THE ART AND SCIENCE OF MUSIC IN ALL ITS ASPECTS BY ANY MEANS THE TRUSTEES SEE FIT, INCLUDING THROUGH THE PRESENTATION OF PUBLIC EVENTS

The Objects of the Choir are to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects by the presentation to the public of choral or orchestral concerts and recitals. Our concert performances have increased to six a year.

We give three concerts a year in the local community church, At the Spring concert, we perform a major work with or without orchestra. A Summer concert of lighter classical music. A Christmas concert which includes a shorter major work/Christmas music together with Christmas carols. We hold retiring collections at the end of Christmas and Summer concerts for local charities.

The charity runs an orchestra for advanced amateur players which rehearses and performs in the London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Three concerts are put on each year which are open to the public.

The Society promotes, enhances, develops and maintains public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of choral and instrumental music in all its aspects. It does this through rehearsals and concert performances of the choral repertoire mostly with full orchestra, as well as through workshops and visits to performances of professional choral groups and orchestras.