The BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra aims to bring classical music and orchestral life to as wide a range of people as possible through learning and outreach projects which run alongside our orchestral concerts in Glasgow, across Scotland and on BBC Radio 3.

The BBC Symphony Orchestra is committed to adventurous and innovative education work, opening up the diverse repertoire the orchestra plays to as wide an audience as possible, and acting as a musical resource to our local community.

BCMG is one of the world’s leading performing ensembles commissioning new work from today's most exciting composers and is passionate about involving and supporting people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds in the creation and performance of new music.

The BSO Education & Participation Department has a thriving programme that see the Orchestra working beyond the concert hall with people of all ages and abilities, reaching communities throughout the South & South West, we organise activities ranging from inspirational workshops in schools to special performances in care homes.  A core part of the Orchestra’s mission is its work beyond the concert hall.

It is our mission to maximise the educational potential of Manchester's world class concert venue through projects, programmes and activities inspired by the building and its rich artistic life, accessible to communities of all ages and backgrounds across Greater Manchester.

Our activity encompasses the five key principles of Creativity, Collaboration, Adventure, Responsiveness and Development. 

Rooted in the East of England, our Creative Learning programme engages with schools, families and communities to provide opportunities for the widest possible audience to access high-quality professional music making. The programme is varied, high-impact, and fulfils a need for provision in the East of England that no other orchestra is as well-placed to meet. In the last three years, Britten Sinfonia has:

Cheltenham Festivals is a dynamic organisation which delivers four annual festivals of arts/culture and science underpinned by a thriving programme of education events and activities for children and young people in Gloucestershire, the South West and beyond.

Our learning and participation work sits at the heart of our programme and reaches tens of thousands of people in diverse communities across the West Midlands and further nationally. We're passionate about creating opportunities for people of all ages and every level of musical experience, and sharing the power of music to enrich life for everyone.

Our programme is diverse and provides opportunities for those new to classical music through to supporting music learning and performance at the highest levels.

The City of London Festival takes place every summer, animating the unique buildings and outdoor spaces of the City with an extensive artistic programme ranging across many kinds of music, dance, street arts, visual arts, film, walks and talks and encompassing more than fifty ticketed performances and over one hundred free outdoor events.

City of London Sinfonia’s Meet the Music education and outreach programme was founded in 1988. Having been one of the first of such programmes to be established by a UK orchestra, it is now widely recognised as a leader in the field. Musicians from the Orchestra spend approximately 100 days a year making music with a wide range of groups, young and old, throughout the country.  At the heart of Meet the Music is the belief that creative music-making should be accessible to all.