We are a group of socially-conscious,

multi-genres, professional and

international musicians

performing for peace,

solidarity, multiculturalism and humanitarian causes.

As a social enterprise,

we raise funds and awareness

for charitable organisations and

support vulnerable people through music.

'World harmony is like an orchestra, a place where everyone has their voice heard and plays their part.'

To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.

"It feels very strengthening and empowering to come here tonight to this wonderfully international event and celebrate our common humanity, our common love of music, to sing together and play together, and listen to each other - it's so heartening." Juliet Stevenson

"What incredible work you are doing, reaching out to people in such need." Joyce DiDonato

Our unique

repertoire is diverse,

multi-genre and meaningful.

Tailored to the cause we play for,

it is both poignant and uplifting,

in order to express hope, ignite

empathy about tragic issues,

and inspire people

to act.

We want to convey

a message of harmony:

harmony within the orchestra

(international musicians playing

together, united in a common sound),

harmony with the communities and

students who we support, and also

harmony with all our audiences

(creating a sense of warmth

and conviviality).

Our collaborations

include with Aida Refugee

camp, Amnesty International UK,

Core Arts, Emmaus, Grande Synthe

refugee camp, Holocaust Memorial Day,

Islington Centre for refugees and migrants,

the Museum of Immigration and Diversity,

One Day Without Us, t he Refugee Nation

the Royal Academy of Arts, Seethrough,

We Make Change,Wiener Library,

World Peace Garden and t he

Worldwide Tribe

The project provides unique emotional support to vulnerable people, many of whom were already suffering from loneliness before Covid-19.We were featured on BBC News, in the Times, the Independent, the American media NBC News and France Musique. We have had amazing feedback from people saying that having a musician perform especially for them brightened not just those minutes but lasted much longer as a wonderful memory.

BOOK A

CUPPA CONCERT

During these weeks of isolation, would you or anyone you know like to have a concert by a

local musician?

Since the start of the lockdown, we have organised 300 concerts

all over the UK.

To support this invaluable project or to donate money for a Cuppa Concert already organised, please donate here:

Before the concert:

"I am 49 but in a vulnerable

group due to my genetic illness.

I have suffered severe depression.

I don't have anyone coming round, I

feel myself getting darker thoughts."

Afterwards:

"Amazing concert! I felt so happy

for the first time in 7 weeks,

I was crying with joy."

“My young daughter

is blind, has severe epilepsy,

is in respiratory failure and other

conditions but one thing for sure: she

loves music! She's so lucky to have had

her own personal concert. She was in

her element, music is so calming and

therapeutic for her. It was nothing

short of a little blessing, the

memories are forever

with us.”

"It was absolutely brilliant.

My friend said it was the most

thoughtful thing anyone has ever

done for her. She was brought

to tears and over the moon.

We are so grateful..."

TESTIMONIALS FROM OUR ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS:

"I really enjoyed the concert last night and you guys are amazing. I can listen to your music everyday."

A member of the refugee choir at the Islington Centre for Refugees and Migrants

"Thank you very much for playing at the Islington Holocaust Memorial Day event.The music composed by Ilse Weber and the poem you set to music were incredibly moving and the performance was very impressive."

Cllr Una O'Halloran, Mayor of Islington

"This experience was strong, rich and full of humanity. I keep in my heart the faces of those men and their glances, the five of you listening to the misery of this world and ready to act. The moment when everybody started to sing and dance will remain in my heart always. For one second we forgot that we were in a camp. It was wonderful."

Virginie Robilliard, international violinist

"Huge moment of sharing between inhabitants of Grande-Synthe, refugees, the WHO musicians and Le Recho!"

Damien Careme, Mayor of Grande-Synthe

"Very moving and a reminder, as if one needed a reminder, of the devastation of war and "man's inhumanity to man."

An admirer and supporter who attended our concert "Soldiers of Peace"

Gianmaria Bandiera, Events Manager

at HRAC Amnesty International UK

Jaz O'Hara,

Founder of The Worldwide Tribe

'Damascus Chef'

We would love to hear from you:

Please fill our contact form if you would like to be added to our mailing list, would like to request a concert or

collaborate with us on a particular event.

Our work does not receive regular financial support and relies exclusively on the generosity of people like you. If you would like to support our work, please donate here.

The funds will go directly towards spreading harmony through music!

Any amount will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much!

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SCHUBERT: "The world resembles a stage on which every man is playing a part."

STEVIE WONDER: "We are an orchestra of many cultures, a symphony reaching for a higher note.

The spirit of music unites us with harmony."