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The Recorder Revolution Conference

LSO workshops and concerts at The Barbican - ongoing

Music for Youth national festival and Schools Prom - Birmingham every July and London every November

Free music technology training in London boroughs - ongoing

Small grants for performing arts education - until 2010

Make It Break It Awards for young composers - ongoing

Multi A, Bristol

Music4U events in the north and east - ongoing

Practice-a-thon scheme for young musicians - ongoing

Get a Handel on this: Handel Museum in London - ongoing
Get a Handel on this: Handel Museum in London - ongoing
Handel lived at 25 Brook Street, London W1 from 1723 until his death in 1759. It was recently opened as a museum with refurbished 1720s interiors, including furniture based on the inventory taken after the composer’s death and fine art illustrating the themes: Handel’s London; Handel the man; rehearsal; and performance and composition. A range of study events, musical performances, education projects and family events is available. Handbooks and activity packs are available including The Handel Bag, which features hand-painted portraits, miniature embroidered costumes, carved musical jigsaws, 18th-century smells and materials used in the construction and fine art of the museum. 

For details of its programme of study events, musical performances and family events contact Tertia Sefton-Green, education manager, 020 7495 1685; mail@handelhouse.org ; www.handelhouse.org

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