“There is nothing like a live concert, and live applause, I realised how much I have missed it! Performing seems like a little part of me – I love how much joy it brings to people!”
15 year old Poppy gave her first live performance since lockdown under social distancing measures for 92 year old Viola in her garden.
“My love of classical music was given to me by my late husband. I am not an expert at all, but I love hearing music. I like all the different instruments. When I heard about Awards for Young Musicians and the opportunities it gives to so many talented musicians, I realised that I would love to be able to help and support young people who are dedicated to this wonderful art form.”
Thanks to our supporters we’re able to bring people of all ages together to enjoy music.
Musical talent is everywhere but, more than ever, opportunity isn’t. Life may feel like it has been paused but music is still playing. Young musicians are still playing. We’re continuing to support over 500 young musicians from across the UK. Thanks to our family of supporters – most of whom have committed to make a monthly donation - young people are busy listening to, creating and playing music.
Following a highly competitive application process, we’re thrilled to be welcoming five new Music Education Hubs partners to our Furthering Talent programme. Bournemouth/Poole/Christchurch (SoundStorm), Lewisham, Liverpool (Resonate), Sunderland and Worcestershire will all begin programme…
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