Arts Charities That specialise in Orchestra

The Charity is an amateur orchestra that rehearses every Monday, except in August, and has a membership of approx 60. We perform three main concerts a year in different parts of Nottingham with the aim of bringing music to the community. Our ticket price is kept as low as possible, currently --?6/--?3, to encourage an audience. We are very friendly and anyone can play for a trial period of 4 weeks

An adult orchestra for adult learners: meeting weekly and performing at end of term concerts

Amateur Symphony Orchestra providing musical education to members through weekly rehearsals leading to a concert. Minimum of two concerts a year given within our area to members of the public. Additional concerts also given to Schools to encourage school children to play music.

Weekly rehearsals of classical orchestral music for the pleasure and development of members of all ages. Public performances given in Alderley Edge and other Cheshire locations for the enjoyment of the audience and to raise money for other charities. Young people encouraged to attend by nominal charge. Annual Workshop, open to members and non-members, held to study more complex works.

Producing concerts for the public.

Brockenhurst Choral Society stages at least two concerts a year, usually at St Saviour's Church in Brockenhurst, rehearsing weekly in the preceding 3 months. Concerts are accompanied by small orchestra or organ and give local people an opportunity to experience live music which might not otherwise be performed in the area. We actively encourage students from music colleges to perform with us.

Choral singing group

Amateur community orchestra.

We provide opportunities for adults to rehearse orchestral music under professional guidance.We give public performances and organise workshops, not only to our members but as outreach to other players locally. We provide a platform for young solo artists at an early stage in their professional careers to perform in public eg.concert involving four young singers from Birmingham Conservatoire.

Stainton Memorial Hall is a village hall which provides a venue for village organisations and societies/groups from a wider area. It also organises its own concerts, coffee mornings etc for fundraising and to improve the social life of the village. Village organisations inc: indoor bowls,exercise groups, dominoes, orchestra, dancing, art, sewing, womens institute, parish and community council, .

To perform concerts of music in Surrey. To educate and entertain the general public in classical orchestral music

Weekly rehearsals, and regular concerts given to raise money for a variety of charites

Lincolnshire orchestra

Concerts of classical and contemporary music with orchestra or a cappella

Rehearsal and performance of symphonic and chamber music.

The objects of the charity are: (1) to advance, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art of music by any means the Committee sees fit, including the presentation of public concerts.(2) to further such charitable purpose or purposes as the Committee in its absolute discretion shall think fit but in particular through the making of grants and donations.

To make grants to full and part time musicians and staff who are employees of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra (BSO) and other individuals who have made a significant long term contribution to the BSO. The grants are to relieve hardship caused by sickness, accident or infirmity.Funds are raised from the net proceeds of an annual concert and general donations.

Amateur orchestra

To study and perform oratorio and other choral works and so educate interested sections of the public in the art and science of music by the presentation of concerts and other activities. This also includes enabling school children to aprticpate in concerts in front of a live audience and with a professional orchestra.

A wind orchestra offering musical education and appreciation to people in and around Surbiton. Membership is open to players of wind orchestral instruments to a minimum standard of grade 8. Forty rehearsals per year, through which members learn a range of music and can practice and hone their skills with players of a similar standard. Four concerts per year, sometimes raising funds for charities.

We are a non audition amateur orchestra. We meet regularly during school term time of a Thursday evening for rehearsal from 7:30pm to 10pm at West Kirby United Reformed Church Hall, CH48 5DA. We perform two regular concerts a year - Christmas and summer with occasional charity concerts to help raise funds for other charities. We encourage friendship and support for each other through our music.

Amateur orchestra providing regular rehearsals and occasional public concerts in the Enfield area.

Youth symphony orchestra encouraging young instrumentalists from all backgrounds to participate together and receive training in all aspects of orchestral musicianship.

Providing music to the wider community.

Providing opportunities to amateurs to participate in high quality music making, featuring 20th and 21st century works, and for local residents to hear performances of these pieces played to a good standard.