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Thousands of local school children to put their Jazz hands on with Live Music Now Tuesday 18th April 2017 Leading music charity Live Music Now is undertaking a mammoth outreach programme to over 4,000 local schoolchildren as part of the build up to this year's City of Derry Jazz and Big Band Festival. Delivering half hour interactive sessions of jazz music,… [read more] |
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Calling talented young musicians in Northern Ireland Tuesday 18th April 2017 Live Music Now, the leading musicians’ development charity, is looking for talented young musicians to audition for a place on its prestigious scheme, which counts leading musicians David Lyttle, Gerard McChrystal and Lorna Henry among its alumni. Musicians of all genres, including jazz,… [read more] |
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Menuhin’s Violin – National Lottery grant awarded to Live Music Now Thursday 30th March 2017 “Menuhin’s Violin” is a groundbreaking new project from Live Music Now for schools in Devon. It is being made possible by National Lottery players through a £15,700 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF). Led by musicians from Live Music Now, composer Richard… [read more] |
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LMN Scotland Wraps up the 'Belt it Oot Bute!' Songwriting Project with School Pupils in Rothesay Wednesday 15th March 2017
Photo credit: Dorothy McDonald Beautiful music was made on the Isle of Bute earlier this week, in a concert that marked the successful end of a ten-week songwriting project. Back in January, the Live Music Now Scotland collective began working with… [read more] |
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2017 Auditions for LMN North West, North East & West Midlands - May 22 deadline for applications! Thursday 2nd March 2017 “Live Music Now has been a real asset to my experiences as a musician, offering me the opportunity to use my skills to communicate with audiences who are typically more difficult to reach - from a residency in a children's cancer ward to… [read more] |
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BRINGING MUSIC TO LIFE - Our Strategic Vision for 2017 - 2022 Friday 24th February 2017 Live music inspires and enriches life, but too many people are denied the opportunity to experience it. We are delighted to launch our new Strategic Vision for Live Music Now, and the role that music can play in society. Live Music Now was… [read more] |
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Over 60 musicians attend Live Music Now's first UK-wide Musicians' Practice Forum Thursday 23rd February 2017 Live Music Now held the first ever Musicians’ Practice Forum for LMN musicians across the UK on 30 January 2017, supported by Help Musicians UK and the Mayfield Valley Arts Trust. Over sixty LMN musicians travelled to Cecil… [read more] |
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Monday 13th February 2017 Experts in the fields of music, education, neurology, psychiatry and psychology gathered at conference hosted by Live Music Now at the Royal Society of Medicine in London on Monday 28 November to examine the current evidence for the value and impact of music… [read more] |
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Live Music Now celebrates its 40th birthday in 2017 Monday 30th January 2017 Live Music Now was founded in 1977 by Yehudi Menuhin (below) and his great friend Ian Stouzker CBE, who has remained its Chairman throughout. During this time, we have selected, trained and supported thousands of professional musicians, and delivered more than 70,000… [read more] |
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Live Music Now on the lookout for talented Welsh Musicians Monday 30th January 2017 Talented early career musicians in Wales are being given the opportunity to join a renowned training and development scheme which provides regular performance opportunities, and follow in the footsteps of celebrated Alumni such as Tim Rhys Evans (MD of Only Boys Aloud/Only… [read more] |
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