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There are various ways your group can get involved. |
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As well as continuing to do what you do best, putting on events, you could also:
- Create a one-off concert
- Take part in a Marie Curie special event
- Visit a Marie Curie Hospice
- Help with Street Collections
Above all we want you to be creative and find your own ways of using your music for the best effect.
We hope that by offering your music group new opportunities for performance it will enable you to develop both number and diversity of your own audiences.
SUCCESSFUL EVENTS
Have you had a successful Making Music Care event?
Why not tell us about it?
We would love to hear everything. From the initial idea to the performance. Perhaps you've even got some photographs of the day? We would love to know all about it, so get writing and you could find yourself on this very web page!
The Studio Symphony Orchestra held possibly the largest ever Making Music Care event on Sunday the 6th of May 2007. The event featured James Galway, himself a former player with the orchestra.
The performance took place at the waterfront hall in Belfast and featured a range of light classics and popular repertoire.
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Content last updated:
31 October 2008 |
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  Making Music, 2-4 Great Eastern Street, London, EC2A 3NW |
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 mike@makingmusic.org.uk |
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