Amazon.co.uk Widgets

Live-A-Music

Live-A-Music (Liverpool) is an independent group of highly qualified and experienced musicians who offer one-off educational and community workshops and concerts, short 'residencies' in schools (all ages), and longer bespoke collaborations.
The group was first brought together in 1993 and also works with charitable organisations such as HOPES: The Hope Street Association.
Comprised largely of players from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Live-A-Music has performed in a very wide variety of venues and for diverse audiences, sometimes working alongside amateur and young performers.
Contact us here to arrange a no-obligation discussion.

Please see also Elegant Music [contact], and Ensemble Liverpool [contact].

Articles on Live-A-Music...

Carols Round The Christmas Tree At Sudley House, Liverpool
2 - 3.30 pm, Sunday 7 December 2008

Christmas Carols at Sudley House, Liverpool L18 8BX  Tony Burrage & John Peace The 2008 Elegant Music Carol Concert at Sudley House, by Mossley Hill Church, Liverpool, is on Sunday 7 December, from 2 - 3.30 pm. Join us after your lunch, all prepared to sing at 2.30. It's free and everyone's welcome! And do leave time to explore Sudley House, too. It's one of the great treasures of Liverpool, with wonderful art, plus a cosy tearoom open daily, 10 am till 4.30 pm. ...

Read the full article here

Carols Round The Christmas Tree At Sudley House, 2007

Xmas Tree & Piano 113x87 011b.jpg Sunday 23 December 2007 was the date for an occasion to remember: Carols Round the Christmas Tree at Sudley House, the historic home of a Victorian Mayor of Liverpool. The free singalong afternoon concert saw almost three hundred people came to enjoy the company and the carolling with Live-A-Music and the Children's Choir. ...

Read the full article here

A Summerful Of Children's Music Workshops In Liverpool

HOPES Children's Music Workshop  07.8.14 (Two boys) 125x87.jpg Summer 2007 has been a special opportunity for HOPES and Live-A-Music to provide Children's Music Workshops, thanks to generous funding from Awards for All. The workshops, held alternately in the city centre and a close-by suburb, have focused on themes developed by the children themselves - in one case, a 'symphony' featuring global warming, drifting snow, salsa / jazz and a roller-coaster! Following sessions in July and mid-August, the next workshops in the series are on Saturday 8 September in Mossley Hill Parish Church Hall. ...

Read the full article here

The Live-A-Music Children's Workshops, 5 April 2007: A Fun-Packed Family Day

LiveAMusic07.4.5(small)5134b90x73.jpg The Live-A-Music Children's Workshops on 5 April in Mossley Hill Parish Church Hall, Liverpool 18 were action-packed, with much creative sparking between the children, musicians and 'supporting cast' of accompanying (grand) parents and younger brothers and sisters. Themes included 'Music, Myth and Magic', 'Animal Samba' and 'Symphony' - with the children also performing a work of their own. ...

Read the full article here

Children's Music Workshops In Liverpool: 5 April 2007

Child's drum &c (small) 80x85.jpgLive-A-Music (Liverpool) is planning a series of Children's Music Workshops at Easter (Thursday 5 April) and over the Summer break. The workshops, run by fully qualified and experienced leaders, are for children aged 7-plus (younger siblings may be accepted) and will be in Mossley Hill Parish Church Hall, Rose Lane, Liverpool 18. ...

Read the full article here

The Hope Street Festivals (1996 - 2006)

Hope Street kids! (small) 06.9.17 254.jpg The Hope Street Festival in Liverpool, delayed from Midsummer, was on Sunday 17 September. This exciting milestone in Hope Street's history, introducing of a start-of-season early Autumn 'Feast' to go in future alongside the Summer Festival, is however neither the beginning nor the end of the journey. ...

Read the full article here

A Tribute To Samuel Coleridge-Taylor

 A Tribute to Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: CD cover of live recording, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall recital, 7 November 2001, by Ensemble Liverpool / Live-A-Music - Piano Quintet Op.1 & Fantasiestucke Op.5 The black British composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (1875 - 1912) is known almost exclusively for his large-scale work, 'Hiawatha's Wedding Feast'. There is however much more to this fascinating man than just one work, including the story behind his very early chamber music works such as the Opus 1 Piano Quintet of 1893. ...

Read the full article here

Menage A Trois With A Violin

Tony Burrage (concert dress) May 2002.JPG Musicians and their instruments often have a very particular relationship, almost 'human' in some respects. Here is an example of a three-way arrangement which offers even those on the side-line, in this case the notoriously long-suffering 'orchestra wife', something uniquely special and positive. ...

Read the full article here

HOPES Millennium Commission Presentation (London, 22 September 2000)

HOPES: The Hope Street Association (Liverpool) was honoured by being invited in September 2000 to give the 'community festival' perspective at a national meeting in London attended by the Secretary of State for Culture, Chris Smith M.P., the Millennium Commissioners and their special guests. The paper which follows was presented on this occasion by HOPES Hon. Chair, Hilary Burrage. ...

Read the full article here