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Celebrate UK

 

You could celebrate something from your community's history or a local hero. Or maybe it's a chance to bring people together to get to know their neighbours better.

We are especially keen to receive applications from groups who have not applied to us before.

You will also need to show that your project is open to everyone in your local community.

We will give higher priority to applications from:

Do you know a 'non-singer'?

Nearly 20% of the British population call themselves 'tone deaf', and probably many more would call themselves 'non-singers', hol

Bacc for the Future campaign Parliamentary debate: what happened and what now?

After over 100,000 music makers and supporters signed an official Parliamentary petition asking the Department for Education (DfE

A month of health and wellbeing workshops for musicians

Health and Wellbeing Month, in August 2016, will include a series of workshops to demonstrate useful skills and practises for mus

Missed the AYCA concert? Listen to the artists' recordings

Once again, the Annual General Meeting day included the concert showcasing the newly selected Philip and Dorothy Green Young Conc

Singing for Music Day in London, Cardiff and Edinburgh!

Tuesday 21 June marked the 4th UK Music Day, part of a worldwide tradition of celebrating music making in all its forms.

Reflections on Journeys

Adopt a Composer 2015, Alison Willis

Working on the piece

My Ukulele playing hasn't developed much since last time but I have learnt enough to help refine my piece and even join the band, even if only on a few chords, when the band is playing songs.

Results of our Paying Professional Musicians survey

Our latest research reveals the varied nature of roles and engagements by amateur music groups of professional musicians.