We deliver flexible and responsive events, projects and support activities to further a vibrant and inclusive high quality arts environment for everyone: artists, participants and audiences. We aim to support high profile activity in East Anglia both by engaging rural communities and by developing activities for young people and families.

The AMBER Trust helps blind or partially sighted children who have a talent for music. AMBER knows that music is not only a source of great pleasure to these children, it also encourages learning and boosts their confidence. For them, music is not just a pastime – it’s a lifeline.

A charity providing pastoral support to Christians working in the Media, Arts and Fashion industries. This is through the distribution of publications, events in different cities and one to one meetings.

Brighton Festival of World Sacred Music aims to promote understanding between people of different faith traditions - and none - by staging an annual festival of sacred music. It also holds inspirational workshops and performances in prisons, schools and hospitals.

It provides emerging singers, musicians and technical trainees with rehearsal and performance opportunities. The company offers training and professional development through an annual programme of workshops, masterclasses and two fully staged operas. These are led by a team of professionals with a wealth of experience and with a particular gift for nurturing and developing emerging talent.

Established in 1990, Camberwell Choir School (CCS) is a music and arts project for children and young people aged 0-14 in inner-city south London. The emphasis is on having fun while learning musical skills - singing, playing and listening. Children, staff and volunteers all reflect the diversity of the local community, and we're proud to have as our patron world-famous bass-baritone Sir Willard White. We particularly aim our sessions at children and young people who would not otherwise have the opportunity to access high quality music tuition, through cost or social exclusion. We charge just £1 for our core sessions, and £2 for a group or individual instrument lesson on piano, violin, guitar and drums. By giving to us, you help open up the world of playing and performing to over 100 children and young people who - through lack of money or social exclusion - might not otherwise get a chance to experience the pleasure and personal growth that is possible through music - and, as if that’s not enough, there’s now evidence that learning music helps with wider schoolwork, too. And, of course, musical skills stay with them for life.

The Charles Hallé Foundation enables the Hallé to engage the best soloists and conductors in the world, perform for over a quarter of a million people each year and create opportunities for children to hear the sound of an instrument or full orchestra for the very first time.

A community arts centre and venue in Hackney, East London, Chats’s 200+ yearly performances blend professional theatre/dance/cabaret/music/etc with local talent. It runs youth arts programmes, open workshops, outreach projects, photography, and Carnival MAS Band. Saturday 'family days' are a perfect introduction to performing and participatory arts for younger children.

For 1000 years the site on which Chester Cathedral stands has been a special place for prayer and pilgrimage. Through your generous donations and sponsorship, we aim to maintain our historic building and continue our outreach projects in the local community, in education and in musical excellence.

It grant funds to charities in England and Wales to provide music and access to the arts for the elderly. The annual "Concertina Young Musicians Concert" provides a platform for outstanding young musicians at a prestigious venue and gives free tickcets to the elderly and their carers.

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Drake Music has been creating music-making opportunities for physically disabled children and adults for the past seventeen years. Our aim is to address the lack of music provision for disabled people by providing music workshops, training and by researching and developing assistive technology solutions.

East London Chorus is an amateur choir based in Docklands, studying and performing classical choral works, from established favourites to new works from contemporary British composers. Additionally, it raises funds and awareness for Cancer Research UK in aid of breast cancer, allowing audiences to enjoy its concerts whilst supporting an exceptionally worthwhile cause.

Organises the annual National Eisteddfod of Wales. In 2008, the Eisteddfod will be held in the centre of Cardiff (2nd to the 9th of August 2008). In 2009, the Eisteddfod will visit Bala.

The fund seeks to help all people who have worked for English National Opera and Welsh National Opera, where there is a very real need. Some beneficiaries have had their careers ended overnight because of ill health or injury.

Fischy Music exists to promote the emotional and spiritual well-being of children through music. We write and perform top quality, original material for primary age children and the adults who work with them, across the UK and beyond. For more information on what we offer to schools and children’s groups, visit the Fischy website at www.fischy.com.

The Gabrieli Consort & Players were founded by Paul McCreesh in 1982 and gained prominence in their first decade with mould-breaking reconstructions of music for the great historic occasions of the Baroque. Since then, they have captivated audiences with their bold interpretations of a wide range of masterpieces from the 17th and 18th centuries.

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the arts and of music in all aspects

Hope for Tomorrow is a National Cancer Charity founded December 2003. It’s prime focus is to raise funds to build and provide mobile chemotherapy units – the concept provides cancer patients local treatment alleviating the need for traveling long distances and is operated by the Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Jessie's Fund helps children with special needs by providing music therapy and other opportunities for creative musical experiences. The charity works with seriously ill and disabled children all over the UK, many of whom can't speak, giving them an invaluable means of communication and expression.

It is a choir in South London, performing 2 concerts & a workshop each year. The choir is also supports local charities eg St Christophers Hospice. A keyboard could be used at the concerts, and will enable it to continue fundraising for the local hospice and other movements, when singing at outside venues

Kingston Philharmonia was formed in in 1973, and is now an established part of the Kingston-on-Thames amateur music scene. We are going to be playing all the Beethoven Symphonies on July 19th in Kingston-on-Thames Parish Church to raise money for the Young Kingston Charity, and for Kingston Philharmonia to help fund future programmes and soloists.

The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) is one of the most prestigious drama schools in the world. Widely recognised for providing high quality training for young actors, stage managers and theatre technicians, its success derives from the ability to create an environment that nurtures each student's individual skills and talents.

Live Music Now helps people access the joy of live music in venues such as schools for children with special needs, centres for adults with physical and learning disabilities, homes for older people, prisons and hospitals. It also supports young professional musicians at the start of their careers.

The LSO aims to provide the finest music to the greatest possible audience. The LSO Endowment Trust supports its work, including LSO Discovery, the Orchestra's music education and community programme, based at LSO St Luke's.

'Love Hope Strength Foundation promotes innovative, music related, outreach and awareness programmes for leukaemia and cancer patients and those who are affected by it. The foundation will build a support network for cancer patients worldwide and provide funding for quality cancer research projects'.

Making Music is the UK's largest association supporting the work of amateur and voluntary musical organisations.

The trust provides food, boarding, general and musical education both Western and Indian to the most destitute children from Kolkata, India. Trustees hope to purchase further 4 acres of land to build a school to accommodate 400 children. This is a Christian school but children of all faiths are admitted.

Musequality, founded in May 2007, sets up and supports music projects for some of the poorest children in the developing world. Our aim is not to produce professional musicians but to give vulnerable children the chance to learn skills – such as self-confidence, problem-solving, numeracy and goal-setting – and build a sense of identity that will give them a route out of poverty and away from the risks of drug culture, violence and crime. Founded by David Juritz, internationally acclaimed violinist who busked his way around the world fundraising for the charity, read more about us at www.musequality.org.

Music for Alice (MfA) was set up in memory of Alice Macgill, a talented musician who died in the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004 aged 23. MfA gives financial support to musicians to further their music development.

It works with the National Centre of Arts and Music Schools (CNEArt) in Cuba to send and distribute materials to children and young people for music and performing arts education in Cuba.

It works with the National Centre of Arts and Music Schools (CNEArt) in Cuba to send and distribute materials to children and young people for music and performing arts education in Cuba.

Music in Hospitals' aim is to improve the quality of life of adults and children with all kinds of illness and disability through the joy and therapeutic benefits of professionally performed live music. Each year, the charity organises over 4,000 special live concerts in healthcare settings throughout the UK.

The National Children's Orchestra of Great Britain provides musically-talented children aged 7 - <14 with the training and opportunity to play together in full symphony orchestras. Talent, musicality and excellence at audition are the sole criteria for entry; no talented child is ever denied a place for lack of funds.

What is Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy? It is a creative therapy which uses musical improvisation to form a therapeutic relationship with children and adults with a wide range of needs and difficulties. Music therapy is based on the understanding that all human beings are musical.

North Tyneside Steel Band is a registered educational charity which offers people in the North of England opportunities to learn and perform steel pan music. It runs four classes a week in North Shields and provides instruments and support for four outreach projects, involving over 300 young people.

Second Movement has the aim of bringing less well-known operas to the attention of the public, concentrating on producing fully staged professional performances of one-act operas, and in so doing to give artists and production staff on the cusp of their careers the experience they need at the critical post-music college period of their education.

Southbank Sinfonia is the UK's orchestral academy. Each year, a new group of young professional musicians work with world class musicians and follow an intensive performing and coaching schedule, as a springboard into the profession.

St Paul's Knightsbridge is one of London's most beautiful Victorian parish churches. It is committed to being a place of prayer, with a fine tradition of music and preaching, and to finding ways of showing forth God's love in its community and further afield with generosity.

St Peter's Episcopal Church in Edinburgh is a thriving Church with a proud musical history and a strong vision for the future. The existing organ, installed in 1865, is now in need of complete refurbishment to ensure it can contribute to the life of the Church for future generations.

Stagecoach Charitable Trust runs a project called InterAct - an inclusive performance centre where anyone aged between 10 and 18 is welcome to explore acting, singing and dancing. There is no charge to students and InterAct includes young people with special physical, educational and financial needs. It runs after school, one day a week during term time. There are five centres in Birmingham, Bournemouth, Hampton, Hounslow and Walton-On-Thames.

Streetwise Opera produces a national programme of weekly workshops and cutting-edge, professional operas involving homeless and ex-homeless people in order to support their personal development and engender respect and understanding of homelessness in the public eye. A company of national and international standing, awarded 5-stars from The Times .

Its mission is to bring uplifting, surprising, daring and intimate opera productions of the highest quality to the widest possible public. Achieved by * presenting in unusual, innovative, imaginative ways * widening access * developing repertoire through commissioning * contributing to personal development of artists * operating efficiently, creatively, professionally.

Town Hall & Symphony Hall Birmingham will be the ultimate provider of first-rate entertainment for everyone. It is the newest & largest arts organisation in the city of Birmingham and will capture the imagination of many people in our city, region, country and across the world.

Versus Cancer is dedicated to making a difference to people suffering from cancer. They raise funds through large scale music concerts, featuring living legends and new talent performing rarely seen sets and unique collaborations. Money raised goes towards cancer research and support groups, and raising awareness of the need for early detection.

Wales Millennium Centre opened in 2004. Home to seven of Wales&#8217;s leading arts organisations, the Centre aims to be a world-class theatre and arts centre, presenting the best international, national and local arts activity. WMC aims to be a place for people of all ages, backgrounds and experiences to explore the arts through learning and participation.

Wilton's Music Hall is the oldest and last surviving music hall in the world. • To secure the heritage of Wilton’s Music Hall as a building of unique historic interest and as a venue for community activity, heritage education and the performing arts - to reflect the history Wilton’s.

Wishing Well House aims to launch the first arts based school providing one to one education for children with autism. The focus will be on music and movement as this has been proven as a positive way in which children with autism can communicate and improve verbal skills and social interaction.