Artists for Inclusivity

The 'Artists for Inclusivity' initiative, will see HarrisonParrott's roster of great international musicians regularly visit a Tri-borough Music Hub programme in London, UK.

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The HarrisonParrott Foundation has partnered with the Tri-borough Music Hub a leading organisation managing the delivery of subsidised music education in three West London boroughs including the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham; the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea; and City of Westminsterworking with school pupils, the workforce and the community in general.

Through the 'Artists for Inclusivity' initiative, HarrisonParrott's roster of great international musicians will regularly visit a Tri-borough Music Hub programme. Each session will be uniquely adapted to the size and age-range of the group, which may include performances, masterclasses, talks or educational workshops.

The opportunity to listen to, and connect with such high-profile and globally-renowned musicians has the most inspiring, profound and enjoyable effect for us all. And so we want to pass this experience to pupils in modern and direct encounters which will engage their passion, ambition and energy.

Your donation will help support and facilitate this important programme.

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HarrisonParrott Foundation is the philanthropic arm of HarrisonParrott, long recognised as one of the world’s leading arts management companies, and has at its heart our mission to support and champion diversity and inclusion within the arts. We believe everyone deserves access to the arts. We want to challenge preconceived assumptions of what the arts are and who they are for. As passionate advocates for innovation, we want to challenge the idea that ethnicity, gender, disability, neurodivergence and social background are impediments to full inclusivity By forming the Foundation, HarrisonParrott hopes that others will be encouraged to follow suit so that the industry, as a whole, collectively tackles the serious issues of diversity and access to the music industry. HarrisonParrott Foundation has initially partnered with Tri-Borough Music Hub, Music for All, and Creative Access to develop a series of programmes to help overcome issues of diversity and inclusion. In 2020, despite the incredible difficulties of the pandemic, we were able to reach over 150 young people by delivering virtual masterclasses and workshops, led by talent from our own roster. Emerging from this challenging period, the Foundation now plans to identify and develop new partnerships, projects, and programmes to play a role in leading the performing arts into the future and how we engage with wider society.

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