Lullaby Project – Colette’s Story
Lullaby participant Colette talks about her experience of writing a personal song for her baby Annie. She says “It feels empowering, it feels strong. It’s
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Live Music Now creates inclusive, measurable social impact through music. Our work enhances quality of life, health and well-being, and promotes equity of opportunity by recognising the creative potential of every individual.
Read more about our work in our case studies below.
Lullaby participant Colette talks about her experience of writing a personal song for her baby Annie. She says “It feels empowering, it feels strong. It’s
“We have seen many impacts on residents including increased self-confidence, new friendships, improved eating and drinking, laughter and improved speech.” Shona Bradbury, Manager, Appleby House
As part of our 45th birthday, we’re celebrating the stories that demonstrate the transformative power of live music. Sophie, mum to baby Reuben, was one
Live Music Now Wales started their musical partnership with Tŷ Hafan, the children’s hospice for Wales in April 2018, with regular “All Together Now” live
In May 2021 two celebratory concerts rounded off a collaboration between Live Music Now and Apple Blossom Lodge, Armagh in Northern Ireland, a home for
‘East Riding Folk’ was a project collaboration between Riverside Community Special School and Live Music Now musicians The Dovetail Trio. The aim was to increase
Four pupils in Poole, aged 13-19, took part in an online ‘Beatboxing for Lung Health’ project in the summer of 2020 with Live Music Now
Everyone is a musician, and has musical identity; taking the time to explore this, having fun, and being playful, will help music to grow
Combe Pafford is a special school in Torquay catering for pupils aged 8-19 with moderate learning difficulties and autism spectrum conditions. They hosted LMN’s
In non-pandemic times, Live Music Now South West organises regular concert tours to a group of special schools in Devon and Torbay, working with the
Throughout the Covid-19 lockdown, many families with disabled children said they felt isolated and overlooked, with reduced access to vital services and opportunities for social
Four pupils in Poole, aged 13-19, took part in an online ‘Beatboxing for Lung Health’ project this summer with Live Music Now musician Dean Yhnell.
