We do not assume previous musical experience and we can provide all necessary equipment and instruments.
Our work is frequently tailored to national curriculum requirements.
Please contact us for a no-obligation discussion about how we might work with you.
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Our sister organisations are Elegant Music [contact], a group of top-class professional performers (instrumentalists and singers) who offer bespoke programmes of music for your social, business and corporate events, and Ensemble Liverpool [contact], which performs more formal (but very accessible) small-scale 'chamber' classical concerts and recitals, sometimes in unexpected places.
Live-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.
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The Hope Street Festival in Liverpool was for just one day in 2006 - Sunday 17 September, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. It included the Philharmonic Open Day, a Farmers' Market, events in Hope Street's cafes, guided walks, and a performance of Richard Gordon-Smith's 'Hotfoot on Hope Street', commissioned by HOPES: The Hope Street Association in 1997, to launch their campaign for the renewal of the Hope Street public realm. That renewal has now been achieved, but this exciting milestone in Hope Street's history is neither the beginning or the end of the journey.... ... more
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.
Life and art are intertwined in the biography of this gentle, committed advocate of equal rights who was also a hugely talented musician. ... more
Musicians and their instruments often have a very particular relationship, almost 'human' in some repects. 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. ... more
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. ... more
Live-A-Music (Community) is an independent not-for-profit group of professional musicians and animateurs, first brought together in 1993, who work with other charitable organisations such as HOPES: The Hope Street Association.
The group, comprised largely of players from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, has performed in a very wide variety of venues and for diverse audiences, sometimes working alongside amateur and young performers.
For further information about our activities please contact us.
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Live-A-Music (Community)'s sister organisations are Elegant Music [contact], a group of top-class professional performers (instrumentalists and singers) who offer bespoke programmes of music for your social, business and corporate events; Live-A-Music (Liverpool) [contact], which provides a range of educational and community events and services for people of all ages and previous musical experience or none, from junior school children to adult groups in a wide variety of settings; and Ensemble Liverpool [contact], which performs more formal (but very accessible) small-scale 'chamber' classical concerts and recitals, sometimes in unexpected places.
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