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King Alfred's College

King Alfred's College, Winchester. This is where the research in the evaluation of community music projects is taking place. This is the home page of the college.

cmonline

Community Music Ltd. (CM) is the largest independent music access project in London.
Formed in 1983, it gives young people, particularly those without musical opportunities, the chance
to develop skills, accreditation and employment within a dynamic, inclusive and creative environment.

British Arts

A fab site with details of all the Regional Arts Boards and other organisations.

Artswork

Artswork is an independent youth arts development agency committed to developing creative opportunities for young people aged 12-25.

Awards for All

Awards for All is a grants programme set up to help small groups. It is supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Arts Council of England, Sport England, the New Opportunities Fund and the Community Fund.

Carnival Collective

Carnival Collective is the Brighton & Hove samba band. Brazilian percussion is fused with reggae, funk, house and other dance influences resulting in the biggest beats in Brighton

Community Music Wales

Community Music Organisation based in Wales.

Drake Music Project

The Drake Music Project believes everyone should have the opportunity to make music. Using specialist and adapted music technology, Drake enables disabled children and adults who are unable to play conventional musical instruments to compose and perform their own music.

Arts For Schools

an online education resource where schools can discover more about the arts in performance in the UK.

TAPS

TAPS is the result of a Southern Arts project begun in 1989 to establish a folk development agency for the Southern region. From initial beginnings as a one-person operation, TAPS now employs four permanent staff and works from three office bases, Basingstoke (Admin and Finance), Windsor (Artistic Director) and Oxford (Education and Training). An independent registered charity since 1992, it has served a home region from Milton Keynes to the Isle of Wight and from just west of London to just east of Bath. Its projects and performances have taken place in most parts of England and links are established with many others parts of the world including Chile, India, Sweden, France and the Gambia.

Sound It Out

Sound It Out believes that everyone should have the opportunity to make music, and respects the musical potential in people. It recognises the value of context, and the value of music and the arts to individuals and communities.

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