Showing 54 results in the category Organisations in education.
The LMP has developed an extensive and highly regarded education, community and audience development programme, LMP Voyager, and is particularly committed to developing new audiences in outer London boroughs as well as rural areas across the nation. Ongoing ventures include visiting care homes and concert demonstrations in primary and secondary schools.
LMP at St John's, St John the Evangelist, Sylvan Road, Upper Norwood, London, SE19 2RX, United Kingdom
The London Sinfonietta has repositioned its educ work, building new partnerships with organisations and artists representing other art forms. Over the past 2 yrs we have built new partnership with HE Institutions such as Kingston University and London College of Communication. Players from the ens have created new work with animators, illustrators, sound artists and fashion students. The London Sinfonietta is producing CD materials for teachers across the UK to introduce and explore contemporary music in the classroom.
Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9AG, United Kingdom
LSO Discovery is the London Symphony Orchestra's pioneering music educ and community prog which aims to bring music to the widest possible audience by prioritising quality, innovation and access to make the orch and its music an easily accessible resource to people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. LSO Discovery works with people of all ages and backgrounds reaching over 60,000 individuals each year in London and further afield. Activity is centred in the Barbican Centre and LSO St Luke's, the orch's music educ centre on Old Street. The centre has enabled LSO Discovery to reach the people at the heart of the community in which the orch works and, through technology and large-scale participatory projects, to reach further afield, taking the music of the LSO to a regional, national and global audience. The emphasis is firmly on encouraging people to take part, and many of the beneficiaries will be experiencing live music for the very first time.
LSO Discovery, Barbican Centre, London, EC2Y 8DS
Lontano has a thriving educ programme planned in conjunction with the ens's perf work in London, the UK and abroad in conjunction with the British Council. The ens undertakes community work, particularly in Waltham Forest and surrounding boroughs and is presently the recipient of a City Bridge Trust award. The Mornington Trust on behalf of Lontano was awarded a Youth Music grant to run a two term project at Greenwich and Southwark and more recently has been working in Redbridge Borough with support from Redbridge Council. Also works in tertiary educ with London universities, and is the ens in residence at King's College music dept. Lontano is also involved in INSET work and is able to undertake smaller scale w/shops and study days.
135 Bramley Close, London, E17 6EG
Extensive programme aims to provide inspiring and innovative projects and w/shops for all our communities and stakeholders.
RNCM, 124 Oxford Rd, Manchester, M13 9RD
Milton Keynes City Orchestra provides an educ and community outreach programme inc concerts and w/shops for schools (secondary and primary), ens visits, side by side rehearsals, coaching and perf with young musicians, and more. The concert season inc exploratory concerts with comprehensive music and narrated introduction to a single work, w/end family concerts and programmes for schools.
Milton Keynes College, Woughton Campus West, Leadenhall, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK6 5LP, United Kingdom
The National Centre for Early Music is based in a medieval church in York. Home of the internationally acclaimed York Early Music Festival, the NCEM promotes a year-round series of jazz, world, folk and early music concerts as well as a thriving education programme.
St Margaret's Church, Walmgate, York, YO1 9TL, United Kingdom
A National Youth Music Organisation (funded by Arts Council England) designed to support the creative and educational needs of the young jazz improviser through regional outreach projects (from first access to advanced), professional development programmes (for regional music leaders and recent jazz graduates), online resources and an annual national summer school (After a 13-day tour of auditions Mar - Apr). Tutors inc NYJC\'s president Dave Holland, Dominic Ashworth, Andrew Bain, Issie Barratt, Steve Berry, Anton Browne, Dee Byrne, Simon Colam, Alec Dankworth, Mick Foster, and Nic France.
The Borough Hall, Royal Hill, London, SE10 8RE, United Kingdom
The New London Orchestra is committed to developing awareness and enjoyment of music in children and adults from all areas of life through participation in a variety of w/shops and projects. Primary, secondary and special needs school visits offer hands-on w/shops inc curriculum-based w/shops enhancing learning in maths, science and literacy. Also recitals and demonstrations in hospitals, hospices and sheltered accommodation as well as pre-concert talks before London concerts. Educ w/shops and projects tailored to meet the needs of each individual school or organisation.
4 Lower Belgrave St, London, SW1W 0LJ
Self-funded w/shop. Usually complete opera given. The final term is given over to concerts of excerpts.
1 Sundew Ave, London, W12 0RT
Provides a wide range of w/shops, creative projects and training opportunities all around the North of England. Work is committed to developing creative skills as well as encouraging access to Opera. Creative projects involve cross-arts work and large-scale performances. Works in partnership with other organisations to engage vulnerable adults as well as young people.
Grand Theatre, 46 New Briggate, Leeds, LS1 6NU
OPUS is committed to creating high-quality music-making opportunities for people of all ages across the East Midlands and beyond. OPUS has a specialism in taking music-making into healthcare settings. OPUS is proud to work in partnership with many organisations in delivering this goal.
3 Dodgewell Cl, Blackwell, Alfreton, Derbyshire, DE55 5BH
Philharmonia’s live education work is a core part of the Orchestra’s activity, and reflects its integrity, identity and quality. Distinctive, bespoke projects are devised in partnership with a variety of organisations, reaching tens of thousands of people each year. Creativity and inclusivity is central to the ethos of our work, which involves schools, community organisations, music education hubs, and adults, across the geographical areas in which the Orchestra is resident.
6 Chancel Street, London, SE1 0UX, United Kingdom
Music activities: PPS Choir, Chamber Choir, Soul Band, Jazz Band, Boys Choir, Brass Ensemble, Woodwind Ensemble, Rock Band, String Ensemble. 1-2-1 and small group tuition on complete range of orchestral and popular instruments, including DJing and Music Technology. Symphonfree Scheme gives all Year 7 students free tuition and instrument loan for a whole year. Regular concerts and performances in school and at West End venues, including annual school production.
Termly fees: £7,185. School type: Co-ed, ages 10-16
Scholarships available in Music, Art, Drama and Sport
56-58 Portland Place, London, W1B 1NJ, United Kingdom
The Society creates opportunities for people to participate in, enjoy and understand the arts. This involves creative projects, schools' concerts, family concerts, community, youth choirs and youth orch, artistic collaborations, training and skills building projects, activity-based rehearsal visits.
Learning Dept, Philharmonic Hall, Hope St, Liverpool, L1 9BP
The Royal Opera House\'s educ programme embraces opera, ballet, orch music and backstage crafts. Activities range from schools\' matinees, supported by free teachers\' resources, to projects that enable students to collaborate with professional artists in order to develop skills and create their own music, opera, dance and design. There is a significant emphasis on teacher training and CPD, inc the acclaimed annual Write an Opera course.
Bow Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 9DD, United Kingdom
The RSNO’s Learning and Engagement team deliver progressive participatory music-making activities across Scotland, from Selkirk to Shetland, working with all ages and abilities. With a programme of activity available for new-borns and onwards, the team are committed to delivering the highest quality workshops as well as nurturing and developing new talent. From schools and nursery concerts to community workshops the team connects the Orchestra, its music and musicians with the people of Scotland.
73 Claremont St, Glasgow, G3 7JB, United Kingdom
RPO Resound delivers a nationwide programme of community and education projects in a wide range of settings. Often working in partnership with local service providers and arts organisations, Resound delivers bespoke musical activities that are tailored to the participants' objectives. The programme includes educational concerts, masterclasses and training, with an emphasis on creative composition and cross-arts projects.
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Community and Education Dept, 16 Clerkenwell Green, London, EC1R 0QT, United Kingdom
SCO Connect is the Education and Outreach department of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra. Committed to running an extensive and varied programme of work in educ, the community and in lifelong learning, there are opportunities for people of all ages to experience the impact of the SCO on and off the platform. SCO can also be reached via Twitter, Facebook, or on www.sco.org.uk.
4 Royal Terrace, Edinburgh, EH7 5AB, United Kingdom
