Manchester Camerata
Website: https://manchestercamerata.co.uk/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/MancCamerata
Email: [email protected]
Where do they work?: Gorton and Abbey Hey, City-Wide, Greater Manchester
Address: The Monastery
89 Gorton Lane
Manchester
M12 5WF
Registered charity number: 503675
Description: Manchester Camerata is a registered charity working and performing in Manchester and worldwide since 1972.
Be it opening Glastonbury festival in front of 40,000 people or working intimately in care homes with people living with dementia, we believe in the transformative and connecting nature of music. That connection drives us, and we work with the best creative talent to make this happen.
Be it opening Glastonbury festival in front of 40,000 people or working intimately in care homes with people living with dementia, we believe in the transformative and connecting nature of music. That connection drives us, and we work with the best creative talent to make this happen.
Services are available: Face to face, Online/digitally
Cash donations: https://manchestercamerata.co.uk/support-us/
Support Manchester Camerata during COVID-19
Since the start of lockdown in March, we have focused all our energy on being there for the communities who have needed us most.
A highlight has been fast-tracking our plans to enable ‘virtual’ delivery of our life-changing music therapy for people with dementia, as well as reimagining our approach to live performance during these times.
For our charity, Covid-19 has meant we have had to cancel most of our live performances for the foreseeable future, which means the largest part of our income has gone overnight. Our freelance musicians are largely at home without work right now, which means their livelihood and mental wellbeing are at risk.
If you would like to support us during this turbulent period please make a donation via our secure online giving website, Charities Aid Foundation…
Support Manchester Camerata during COVID-19
Since the start of lockdown in March, we have focused all our energy on being there for the communities who have needed us most.
A highlight has been fast-tracking our plans to enable ‘virtual’ delivery of our life-changing music therapy for people with dementia, as well as reimagining our approach to live performance during these times.
For our charity, Covid-19 has meant we have had to cancel most of our live performances for the foreseeable future, which means the largest part of our income has gone overnight. Our freelance musicians are largely at home without work right now, which means their livelihood and mental wellbeing are at risk.
If you would like to support us during this turbulent period please make a donation via our secure online giving website, Charities Aid Foundation…