In its work with young musicians LMN aims to develop the potential of outstandingly talented players based in the UK, at the start of their careers.
LMN selects its musicians, as soloists or in groups (usually of up to 5 people), from a wide range of musical traditions and cultures. They apply to join the scheme because they want the benefits of working with a wide range of audiences and an opportunity to develop their communication skills. Musicians need to commit themselves for a minimum of 2 years and paid engagements are offered to them during their time on the scheme. Once accepted on to the scheme, they may be offered work anywhere in the UK.
Musicians are drawn from the most talented young players living in the UK. Performing as soloists or in small groups, they come from a range of musical traditions: classical western music, world music, jazz, rock and folk.
Musicians are selected through a rigorous audition process. They must combine both exceptional musical talent and an ability to communicate and establish a rapport with participants.
Benefits for musicians include:
Musicians need to commit themselves for a minimum of 2 years and paid engagements are offered to them during their time on the scheme. Once accepted on to the scheme, they may be offered work anywhere in the UK.
LMN is a hugely valuable learning experience for its performers. Helen Paskins, clarinet.
FOR UPDATED INFORMATION ON WORLD MUSICIANS RECRUITMENT PROGRAMME IN ENGLAND PLEASE VISIT: www.myspace.com/livemusicnowuk
LMN selects its musicians, as soloists or in groups (usually of up to 5 people), from a wide range of musical traditions and cultures. They apply to join the scheme because they want the benefits of working with a wide range of audiences and an opportunity to develop their communication skills. Musicians need to commit themselves for a minimum of 2 years and paid engagements are offered to them during their time on the scheme. Once accepted on to the scheme, they may be offered work anywhere in the UK.
Musicians are drawn from the most talented young players living in the UK. Performing as soloists or in small groups, they come from a range of musical traditions: classical western music, world music, jazz, rock and folk.
Musicians are selected through a rigorous audition process. They must combine both exceptional musical talent and an ability to communicate and establish a rapport with participants.
Benefits for musicians include:
- Valuable paid performance opportunities
- Musically enriching experiences
- Invaluable training and professional development in the field of music outreach.
Musicians need to commit themselves for a minimum of 2 years and paid engagements are offered to them during their time on the scheme. Once accepted on to the scheme, they may be offered work anywhere in the UK.
LMN is a hugely valuable learning experience for its performers. Helen Paskins, clarinet.
FOR UPDATED INFORMATION ON WORLD MUSICIANS RECRUITMENT PROGRAMME IN ENGLAND PLEASE VISIT: www.myspace.com/livemusicnowuk