Southwark Music Service - 'Proud to be lead partner in the Southwark Music Hub'
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The Southwark Music HubOn 4 May 2012, the Department of Education announced the nationwide network of 122 music education hubs. The hubs were identified through an open application process and opened for business in September 2012.
The aim of all music education hubs is to ensure that every child aged 5-18 has the opportunity to sing and learn a musical instrument, and to perform as part of an ensemble or choir. It will also allow young people to take their talent further - this might be through local ensembles, partnerships with nationally funded music organisations, including National portfolio organisations or through involvement in the Music and Dance Scheme. As the lead partner in the Southwark Music Hub, Southwark Music Service will build on our existing relationships with schools, music organisations and practitioners and form new partnerships to ensure we continue to provide the very best music education for the young people of our community.  DrumheadPauline Madden and Sandra Dyer play and teach African and Latin percussion as Drumhead at schools throughout London.
Drumhead Kinetika BlocoA performance group with an exuberant mix of young brass and woodwind players, drummers, steel pan and dynamic dancers all in costume creating a "unique new British Carnival sound with a decidedly London edge" (BBC Radio2). We draw our influences from the Caribbean, Brazil, West and Southern Africa, New Orleans jazz, Funk and Hip Hop.
Kinetica Bloco The Voices FoundationDelivers whole school singing programmes nationwide in primaries through training classroom teachers.
Voices Tomorrow's WarriorsA leading organisation in the UK for jazz music education and professional artist development.
Tomorrow's Warriors Centre for Young Musicians
CYM enable talented young musicians, most of whom would otherwise not get the opportunity to train at this level in a sustained way, to benefit from high quality, affordable, jazz and classical musical training.
Centre for Young Musicians 
Borough Music School
A local charity that provides comprehensive music education for children in the diverse and multicultural London Borough of Southwark. Founded in 1995 by the late Anne Worsley, the school offers individual and group music lessons at a subsidised cost for children aged 6-15 years.
Borough Music School Go Gamelan
A London (UK) based organisation, which provides a wide range of Javanese gamelan workshops and projects for schools, colleges, universities, and community groups.
Go Gamelan 
Grand Union OrchestraPioneering world jazz orchestra with nearly 30 years experience of creating inspiring music with all ages.
Grand Union Multi-Storey Orchestra
Multi-Story is a project that brings classical music to unexpected places, run by composer Kate Whitley and conductor Christopher Stark. It began in 2011 with a performance of Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring for 100 musicians in a Car Park in Peckham Rye, London. The Multi-Story Orchestra plays in the Car Park every summer as well as touring schools, playing in night clubs, and running choir and education projects across the country. Multi-Story 
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The South Riverside Music PartnershipRoyal Greenwich Music Hub
Lambeth Sounds Lewisham Music Southwark Music Service London Philharmonic Orchestra Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance 
The Southbank Centre (Associate Partner)The world's largest arts centre - on our doorstep
Southbankcentre The David Idowu Foundation
Founded in loving memory of David Olawale Idowu who lost his life to senseless youth crime in 2008. Set up by David's parents, Grace and Tim Idowu, they work closely with families and young people, educating them on the dangers of knife and gun culture and the tragic consequences of such negative behaviour.
The David Idowu Foundation 
Sound ConnectionsWorks with individuals and organisations across London to deliver high quality music education to young people. We evaluate and share what works best and train Music Leaders so they can support and lead high quality musical learning and participation with young people.
Sound Connections Drake MusicBreaks down disabling barriers to music through innovative approaches to learning, teaching and making music. Our focus is on nurturing creativity through exploring music and technology in imaginative ways. We put quality music-making at the heart of everything we do, connecting disabled and non-disabled people locally, nationally and internationally.
Drake Music 
Camberwell Choir School
A community music project for children and young people aged 0-18.
The emphasis is on having fun while learning musical skills - singing, playing and listening - in order to perform in public. A wide range of music is explored, drawing on the experience of CCS's professional staff and experienced volunteers, from traditional and contemporary African, African-Caribbean, South American and Asian music, to jazz, folk, gospel, soul, pop, classical music. Camberwell Choir School Southbank Sinfonia
Britain's orchestra of young professionals and the country's leading orchestral academy. SbS players are privileged to work with the best.
In turn, they pass on their skills and passion for music to the next generation through outreach projects. Southbank Sinfonia 
James Allen’s Girls School
Has been inspiring and educating pupils for over 250 years - the oldest girls' independent school in London. While we are proud of our history – it's made us who we are – we are very much a school of the present and the future. We celebrate the best of the old while embracing the latest innovations and technology.
James Allen’s Girls School Pembroke House
This school is a flourishing charitable centre for the arts and the community of Walworth.
Pembroke House The Dulwich Music Festival
We provide performance opportunities for pianists and harpsichordists in the borough. We offer several bursaries for free harpsichord tuition and accept applications throughout the school year. The Dulwich Music Festival | ||
English Folk Dance and Song Society
The national folk arts development organisation for England. Through programmes of performance, participation and education at its head quarters, Cecil Sharp House in North London, and around England, it seeks to support artists and practitioners and engage people in folk arts activities.
English Folk Dance and Song Society John Webb
Works with groups at all levels of education from Early Years to Adults creating music, encouraging musical ideas and creativity
John Webb Theatre Peckham
A Learning Theatre, where inspirational artists meet inspirational young people. Home to world class creative learning and performance, with and by young people from the diverse communities of South London. Theatre Peckham aims to inspire young people from all its diverse local communities to engage with the performing arts as audiences, participants and artists. We are a charity, providing a platform for vibrant young voices to be heard, grow in confidence and take a voyage of discovery. Proud to be part of South London in all its complexity and vibrancy. Theatre Peckham |
Shakespeare's GlobeA unique venue and international resource for exploring the work of Shakespeare.
Shakespeares Globe De Champ Music Academy
Our philosophy is that music lessons are fun and enriching at the same time. We empower students to discover their talents by providing the tools necessary to reach their full creative potential.
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