Ambassadors and Artists

A core part of our award-winning Flagship Schools programme involves working with some of the world’s most celebrated musical artists, who regularly visit to teach and inspire the children at our five partner inner-London state primary schools.

  • Violinist Nicola Benedetti playing alongside a Music Masters pupil in a school classroom.

    Music must reach across social divides and create audiences everywhere. Our Artist Ambassadors help us do this, acting as passionate advocates for the power of music to change lives. Their role is to design and lead a programme of musical activity for our students, using their own practice as inspiration. We are lucky to call some of the most creative and inspiring musicians in the world Music Masters Artist Ambassadors.

    Meet our Artist Ambassadors
  • A Music Masters graduate holding a framed photograph of herself as a young pupil with her violin.

    The graduates of our Schools Programme are a living and breathing representation of the Music Masters message. Once our graduates leave secondary education, they are invited to become Graduate Ambassadors and support Music Masters to achieve its strategic aims, gaining valuable skills and experiences along the way — performance opportunities, networking, and work experience among them.

    Meet our Graduate Ambassadors
  • Violinist Nathan Amaral, the 2025–27 Robey Artist.

    In 2020 we launched a partnership with YCAT (Young Classical Artist Trust). The Robey Artist represents exceptional performers from backgrounds currently under-represented in classical music, and they undertake an ambassadorial role with Music Masters, working closely with our young musicians.

    About The Robey Artist