Let’s change music education together
With access to music in decline, our intervention is needed more than ever to bring about positive change in the sector and enable children and young people to thrive through music. We are determined to make music a part of life for every child in the UK. But to do this, we need your help. Support us regularly as one of our Instruments of Change.
Maestro
Our Maestros play an essential role in supporting our mission with a regular monthly donation. You will be credited on our website (with the option to remain anonymous) and receive updates about how your support is helping our young musicians. Donations can be arranged on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis.
£250 per year
£500 per year
£1,000 per year
£250 per year
£500 per year
£1,000 per year
Principal
Our Principals help us to drive positive change within the music education sector and develop an even deeper connection to our work in the process. You will have an even closer connection to our work as a charity, receiving behind-the-scenes insights and invitations to exclusive events. You will be credited on our website (with the option to remain anonymous) and receive updates about how your support is helping our young musicians. Donations can be arranged on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis.
£2,500 per year
£5,000 per year
£7,500 per year
£2,500 per year
£5,000 per year
£7,500 per year
Orchestrator
Our Orchestrators help us to forge ahead at the highest possible level by offering their support at £10,000 and above per year. By becoming an Orchestrator, you will join an exclusive group of supporters in making your mark on the music education sector in the UK. You will be credited on our website (with the option to remain anonymous) and receive updates about how your support is helping our young musicians. Donations can be arranged on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis.
To find out more
If you’d like to discuss our Instruments of change schemes, please contact Tim Cook (Head of Development) at support@musicmasters.org.uk or on 020 3643 5085.