Arts Charities That specialise in Orchestra

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA AND SMALL CHAMBER GROUP CONCERTS

The object of the charity is the study and practice of fine orchestral and chamber music in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by means of public performance

Promotion of musical arts to local children and adults

To advance the musical education of children and young persons under the age of 22 years who are ordinarily resident in or who receive their education within Cardiff County and the Vale of Glamorgan, by the provision of financial assistance, facilities or amenities additional to those provided by the local education authorities.

D.O.S. is a community based orchestra open to orchestral players of all ages who wish to improve their musical skills.Rehearsals take place on a weekly basis, and the orchestra normally performs three public concerts per year,two of which would be in aid of a local charities when funds permit.

To advance the education of the public in the art of orchestral music primarily within Brentwood, Essex and to further the development of public appreciation of the said art by the presentation of public concerts and performances.

Symphony orchestra.Gives public concerts in various venues in Hertfordshire. Encourages emerging soloists and works with a variety of conductors, choirs to present a varied and unusual repertoire.Thereby strengthens the cultural life of the county, especially towns which do not otherwise often enjoy live music of this scale and quality.Some concerts are on a smaller scale

- Weekly rehearsals- Series of formal concerts- Additional concerts to strengthen links with the community, including schools and local churches- Annual special rehearsal day- Commissioning fund

Provides services to young people.To enable young people from low income families to partake in tuition and travel on tours/trip at home and abroad.Provides Human Resource to volunteers.Assistance at Concerts and Rehearsals and to have funds available for music making in London Borough of Sutton

We are an amateur symphony orchestra based in Poole, Dorset. We promote public education and the appreciation of music in all its aspects, and we currently achieve this through regular Monday rehearsals for player members. We foster the general public's appreciation of orchestral music through presentation of a varied repertoire at our concerts which are given at the end of each academic term.

Musical performance, education and rehearsal.Fund raising performances.

The performing members of Lincoln Pro Musica Orchestra rehearse throughout the season, from September to July, to prepare varied concert programmes which are presented 6-8 times across the season. Concerts are held both in Lincoln and in more rural areas of Lincolnshire to give access to people of all ages and backgrounds. Some concerts are performed in aid of local charities.

We promote the love of classical music through our orchestral concerts

Rehearsals every Thursday (during term time) for Young Strings, Wind Training Band, Concert Band and Symphony Orchestra. End of term concerts.

The charity allows for the reunion of amateur musicians of varying levels of playing abilities and standards to rehearseorchestral music together in central London for a very affordable membership (or in some cases for free). We aim to make music accessible for musicians and audiences as we believe it generally improves the quality of life.

TO PROMOTE, IMPROVE, DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN PUBLIC EDUCATION IN AND APPRECIATION OF, THE ART AND SCIENCE OF ORCHESTRAL MUSIC.

The Chiltern Edge Orchestral Society meet every Tuesday evening during term time at the Sonning Common Primary School in Sonning Common, Oxfordshire. We are a group of amateurs (no audition required) who meet to play orchestral music under the direction of FaFa Jin. We study a wide range of orchestral work in a friendly, non-threatening environment, benefitting also from our professional leader.

Westbourne Orchestra is a symphony orchestra comprising 50-60 members performing at least 3 concerts each year, primarily in the Dorset area.

Sedbergh Pepperpot Club Members enjoy mainly cultural events while raising funds towards music fees for local youngsters. Orchestral instruments are lent out for the annual costs of insurance cover. The Pepperpot Music Makers orchestra is an after-school activity at Sedbergh Primary School open to children from nearby schools; players in the Sedbergh Orchestra are drawn from the whole community .

The Dudley International Piano Competition held triannually provides an opportunity for young pianists from all over the world to compete at a high level and work with an internationally recognised orchestra-CBSO.

Canterbury Music Makers provides the opportunity for people of varying ages and abilities to participate in orchestral music playing and performance. It functions chiefly for the enjoyment of its members and has both artistic and social functions. Concerts are used as a vehicle for raising funds for charitable concerns.

Rehearsing and performing concerts

The Company's charitable objective is children's musical education through participation in musical productions and workshops. We promoted 2 performances of The Battle of Britain with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra(RPO) and the London Mozart Players(LMP), 1 performance of Fire! with the LMP. The Company continued to offer free Song & Rhythm Workshops in schools in London and the South East.

The orchestra consisting of mostly amateur players provides concerts to the general public and gives young local soloists opportunities to perform in front of an audience. Members include students as well as players in full time employment and is open to new members in the region who can play a classical instrument with an interest in classical music.

Giving concerts