Partnerships
The Inspiration® Network
Established to pool resources by looking creatively at interaction between a wide range of organisations. Facilitating improved ways to better address inequality and break down barriers. A group of like-minded experienced professionals who share a vision for the enhancement of young people and their advancement within the creative sector. Together we represent a cross section of the industry with expertise in Arts, training, enterprise and support.
IRIE! dance theatre www.iriedancetheatre.org
Impact10 uk.linkedin.com/in/yvonne-phillip
FAME Music Talent Clash
Fame Music, in partnership with The Midi Music Company, Lewisham Council, and The Young Mayor for Lewisham. After running over 15 online competitions and having scouted talents from all over the world (including Australia, United Arab Emirates, Italy, France, Africa and USA), Fame Music launched its first UK competition.
The project sought to not only to find hidden talent, but also to create awareness of the importance of music in education and to help students understand the uniting force of music as a bridge for building acceptance and tolerance. A professional line-up of key industry players in the project, including Paulette Long OBE( Music Business mentor/PRS) Kevin Simpson (Former Manager – Jamiroquai/Long Lost Brother Management) and Winston Bussett ( Massive Attack) . The winner of 2016s competition was Jay Johnson, CICAS ® member.
Fairbeats!
At Fairbeats! all children are given the opportunity and skills to express themselves and connect with others through music. Working to enable children and families from new minority communities to overcome the barriers they face to participating fully in the musical, cultural life and wider society in the UK.
Fairbeats! award bursaries to children to take part in our BMC programme.
Brazil Cultural Music Project
This cultural music project between Salvador and the London Borough of Lewisham enabled international musicians Letieres Leite Quinteto and South London based band United Vibrations to create a new piece of music and perform together. There was a cultural visit to the National Skills Academy – CCSKills and a programme of school workshops and master classes led by The Midi Music Company. These were delivered in partnership with the British Music Experience O2, Ginga P, and The Albany.
Over 50 participants were able to work with the quintet to understand the history of Bahian music & African rhythms, make music with Letieres whilst he arranged live compositions, and understand the importance of the ‘Atabaque’ drum – transferring rhythms from the atabaque drum onto harmonic instruments, and exploring various drumming patterns of Brazil. These master classes and workshops took place at The Albany, British Music Experience O2, Forest Hill School, and Harris Academy Greenwich. During the project there were also live performances at The Albany and at The Barbican.
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