We’re so grateful for the support of groups like Buxton Musical Society, who stage Handel’s Messiah every three years in December and have chosen to fundraise for Music in Hospitals & Care at their last two performances.
The latest was also their first performance after a long break due to lockdown, which made it even more special for both the society and the audience. The collection after the concert raised over £300.
Kathryn, the society’s Chair, said: “The benefits of live music are clear to all of us who are members of music groups. Music in Hospitals & Care plays a vital role in bringing the healing power of music to those who need it most and Buxton Musical Society are privileged to be able to support such a fabulous organisation.”
Could your choir or musical group donate a performance or retiring collection this Christmas, or in celebration of our 75th anniversary next year? Find out more and register your interest.
Building partnerships for the future
Read about some of the recent ways we’ve been working in partnership with funders, researchers and NHS trusts across the UK to make your support go further.
Supporting people through music in the most challenging times
We have been sharing weekly live music in the intensive care unit at Glangwili Hospital in Carmarthen. Singer and guitarist Gareth Cornfield recently shared a moving moment with a family following the passing of their loved one.
A memorable evening of Wine, Music and Song
Thank you to everyone who joined us and supported the Wine, Music and Song event. With music spanning centuries, the evening was a celebration of music in its many different roles.