New survey reveals over three quarters (78%) of 18-43 year olds believe it is important that British orchestras provide music opportunities through youth orchestras and after-school programmes.
Stars have joined forces with creative and cultural organisations from across the UK and Europe to remove barriers to touring, support cultural exchange and drive growth.
The Association of British Orchestras (ABO) today welcomes the publication of the UK Government’s Curriculum and Assessment Review Final Report, marking a significant milestone for arts and cultural education in schools.
ABO’s #AnOrchestrainEverySchool initiative is highlighting music making opportunities over the summer holidaysABO pledges live music making experiences to over one million children and young people in the UKWhile schools are out for the summer, there are lots of ways children & young people can experience live music making
The Association of British Orchestras has welcomed the Creative Industries Sector Plan, published last week as part of UK Government’s Industrial Strategy.
The ABO expressed concern at further real terms cuts to cultural budgets following Chancellor Rachel Reeve’s Spending Review announcement today.
Musicians and industry leaders from the UK and Europe have joined forces to demand urgent action to remove the barriers to touring across the EU.
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