Liverpool Philharmonic enhances and transforms lives through music.  At the heart of our work is the critically-acclaimed Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra (the UK’s oldest); an extensive programme of participative work with young people and others across our community; and presentation of...

Once Upon a Time: Storytelling through Music Join the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Kaapo Ijas as they open up their musical storybook and dive into the wondrous worlds inside. With presenter Claire Henry guiding the way, the Orchestra will introduce us to some famous (and...

Strings First Violins Thelma Handy † (Leader)Adopted by The JA Shone Memorial Trust, and Andrew Hobson Adi Brett (Associate Leader) Adopted by Roland Zollner & Colin Parr  Andrew Harvey (Joint Assistant Leader)Adopted by Val Willis Mihkel Kerem (Joint Assistant Leader)Adopted by Val...

About the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra is the UK’s oldest continuing professional symphony orchestra. Performing more than 100 concerts every season from their home, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, the Orchestra embodies the organisation’s...

Citizens of Earth: Music for what Matters In partnership with National Museums Liverpool Earth, 2026. Aliens arrive on our planet and try to work one thing out: what matters most to humans?    Today, alongside conductor Mike Seal, presenter Alasdair Malloy and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic...

Music Mondays are free informal interactive music sessions led by Ian Stephens, a musician from Liverpool Philharmonic. Music Mondays are part of Liverpool Philharmonic’s Social Prescribing programme, and are open to adults in the Liverpool City Region. The sessions aim to combat low mood and...

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir 2025-2026 SeasonSopranoFaye Louise Ahsam O’HaraSuzanne BellRachel Hannah Bell-KingRuth Brown *Anne-Marie BrzezickiCatherine ButtersEffie CadwalladerGemma CaroJen CoombsEmily CoppingShelagh Crosbie * ^Laura DuthieHannah DuttonSarah DyasBeatrix FlynnClare Griffiths...

Ensemble 10:10 is Liverpool Philharmonic’s contemporary music group – a flexible and rotating collective of Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra musicians.Taking on the surprising and the exciting, bringing you boundary-pushing works and renowned modern classics, each Ensemble 10:10...

Launched in February 2009, In Harmony Liverpool Philharmonic uses orchestral music making to improve the life chances of children [1] by increasing confidence, wellbeing, skills and resilience, enhanced by opportunities to travel, learn, perform and collaborate with professional musicians,...

What is Gift Aid? Gift Aid is a tax relief allowing UK charities to reclaim an extra 25% in tax on every eligible donation made by a UK taxpayer. This means that we can claim an additional £25 for every £100 that you donate. How do I know if I’m eligible? When you donate, you’ll be asked to...

It’s the most exciting time of year here at Liverpool Philharmonic – the Orchestra kicks off a new season, the Music Room hosts its first concerts after the summer break, our Learning programmes get ready for the start of the school term... With all these new beginnings happening around us, we...

The conductor can be a rather mysterious player in an orchestra. They appear on stage as our guide through musical landscapes, holding in their expressive hands every sound and every silence, peeling back scores familiar and unknown to reveal the tiny details hidden within. But what makes a...

It’s clear that Liverpool means a lot to Isata Kanneh-Mason, and it’s easy to understand why. If you trace back through this young piano star’s career, the city, its cultural scene and our very own Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra have provided the soundtrack to some of her most memorable...

Chapter 1 – Spirits of Christmas Past From day one, Spirit of Christmas wasn’t your ordinary carol concert. Bringing as much of the Liverpool Philharmonic family – the Orchestra, Choirs and audiences – together as possible, it was a sparkling celebration of the music and magic of Christmas. Guest...

“It’s a bit geeky…” smiled our Executive Director of Finance Stephan Heaton as we sat down for the workshop. As well as managing the books here at Liverpool Philharmonic, Stephan is an oboist and he had invited a big name of the double reed world to come along to the Hall. Travelling all the way...

Jasdeep Singh Degun is bringing a new energy to Indian music. He ‘audaciously mixes styles from the subcontinent’ (Financial Times), merging and modernising traditional sounds, and coming away with works that are a true celebration of a whole range of genres. Now, in partnership with Milap and The...

Welcome to our brand-new Meet the Team series! We’re flinging open our doors and hearing stories – and maybe even a few behind-the-scenes secrets – about life here at Liverpool Philharmonic from the people who make it all happen.  First up is Stage Door Receptionist, Jackie. Holding down the front...

Here at Liverpool Philharmonic, we’re proud to be so deeply rooted in our community, and that our Orchestra represents that community around the world. A huge factor in both those achievements is Ken Grundy, the Executive Director of Maestro! Touring. For more than three decades, Ken has not only...

You’d normally find him at the back of the stage, but it’s time to put Graham Johns, Percussion Section Leader of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, well and truly front and centre. After an incredible 40 years with the Orchestra, the time has come for Graham to hang up his hi-hat and...

We’re deeply saddened to learn about the passing of Carl Davis. We had the pleasure of working with Carl over the years on a number of projects and we have so many fond memories of him. Our Artistic Planning Director Sandra Parr has shared some of hers with us today.  Carl Davis c. Mark...

Today’s a big day for our Marketing Officer Chris, who is celebrating an impressive 25 years at Liverpool Philharmonic! For the last quarter of a century, he’s been the backbone of the Marketing team – anything he doesn’t know about the department just isn’t worth knowing. So to mark the occasion,...

Superstar pianist Paul Lewis has performed at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall many times since his debut with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra back in 1996. But despite that, it appears the experience has never lost its lustre – or for that matter, he reveals, a frisson of nerves. “Liverpool...

For the first time this season, Artist in Residence Simone Lamsma takes to the stage here at the Hall later this month – and we can’t wait. We caught up with Simone to talk about her year with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, the works she’ll be performing, and her glittering career so...

Matthew Hamilton joined Liverpool Philharmonic as Director of Choirs and Singing earlier this year, and we caught up with him about his new role, career and plans for Messiah… What’s your earliest musical memory? When did you first realise you wanted to work in music?My first exposure to music was...

We caught up with Liverpool-born mezzo-soprano Kathryn Rudge ahead of her appearance in this year’s Spirit of Christmas concerts. You are joining us for the Spirit of Christmas concerts this year – have you worked with Ian Tracey before?I can’t wait for the Spirit of Christmas concerts with Ian –...

Elizabeth McNulty – sensational harpist in the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – is one of our star soloists as we throw a show-stopping celebration for Mozart’s 268th birthday later this month. We caught up with her to chat about all the preparations, her journey to joining the Orchestra and...

When Alim Beisembayev swept all before him in the Leeds International Piano Competition three years ago, part of his extensive first prize was the chance to play at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. The 23-year-old Kazakh virtuoso duly appeared alongside the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra the...

Next month, our Youth Choirs will join the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra on stage to perform the world premiere of A Plastic Theatre – a brand-new work commissioned by Liverpool Philharmonic and a group of youth choirs from across the globe. We caught up with Joanna Marsh, the composer of...

Superstar violinist Johan Dalene is our 2023/2024 Young Artist in Residence, and before he takes to the Hope Street stage for the first time this season, we caught up with Johan about his career highlights and the phenomenal performances we can expect from him over the next few months… Johan...

An incredible twenty years since he first appeared here at the Hall as a superstar teenage virtuoso, clarinettist Julian Bliss returns to Hope Street once again next month – and he’s bringing a real treat of a performance along with him. As we get ready to welcome him back for Copland’s Clarinet...

Moving the Orchestra on tour can be fun, as well as a challenge. Getting 90 people on to the Shinkansen (known as the Bullet train) in a matter of seconds means there is no room for error and everyone needs to move fast. The group travelled 600km from Osaka to Saga, at the far south-western end of...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Fellowship, which has no upper age limit, offers musicians a unique, immersive professional orchestral experience, both on and off the stage over the course of a year. The four musicians appointed as Fellowship Musicians for the 2025/26 season are: Nia...

Domingo HindoyanChief Conductor ‘If Hindoyan can come up with more premieres and rarities from South America and the Caribbean, he will expand musical consciousness in northwest England no end.’ – The Times, 4* Review of the Ode to Joy concert, October 2021 ‘These were focused, intelligent...

In a programme packed with sensational concerts and standout soloists, there’s plenty to look forward to this season. Now in his fourth season with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan presents a selection of epic symphonies. Over the year, he’ll be bringing...

It’s the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society’s 185th season, and we’ve packed our programme with incredible visiting artists, ambitious projects and exciting music. We can’t wait for you to discover all there is to look forward to over the coming year.Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan showcases epic...

For information about events and booking tickets, please visit our What's On page or contact Box Office on 0151 709 3789. Why not check out our FAQ page which has everything you need to know about booking tickets and making the most of your visit. Box Office For urgent queries regarding your...

From family concerts right through to workshops for adults, we provide life-long learning for all ages including: Adult learning We work with adults from across the region, delivering public programmes and targeted community programmes which reach vulnerable adults throughout the city. Families...

Adopting a member of the Orchestra is a wonderful opportunity to gain an insight into the life of Liverpool Philharmonic and to develop a relationship with the Orchestra. Our annual Patrons’ Reception will give you a unique opportunity to get to know your adopted musician, as well as other players...

Meet the 24/25 Fellowship Musicians The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Fellowship, which has no upper age limit, offers musicians a unique, immersive professional orchestral experience, both on and off the stage over the course of a year. The four musicians appointed as Fellowship Musicians...

Second Violin Joana Rodrigues is a Portuguese violin player. She holds a bachelor degree (2021) and a master’s degree with first honours (2023) from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Throughout her studies, Joana learned violin under the guidance of Stephanie Gonley, Ofer Falk, Simon...

Cello  Anna graduated from the Royal College of Music in 2024, where she studied with Gemma Rosefield, supported by the RCM Victor and Lilian Hochhauser Scholarship, Countess of Munster Musical Trust Derek Butler Award, St James’s Piccadilly Instrumental Scholarship, Peter Rogers Music...

The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust (CCC) and Liverpool Philharmonic work in partnership to improve the health and wellbeing of people with cancer, their families and carers. The partnership delivers a programme of music-making activities across The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre...

Liverpool Philharmonic is committed to fully understanding and minimising its impact upon the environment through our Environmental Sustainability Policy and Action Plan. We will strive to reach the highest practicably achievable standards in environmental sustainability throughout our business...

OUR COMPANY  Strategic aim:   We will be a representative organisation – Board, staff, Orchestra, ensembles, Youth Company – both in terms of how we reflect our local communities and how we bring the best in their fields to Liverpool.  By 2028 our company will have a gender balance and no gender...

In a programme packed with sensational concerts and standout soloists, there’s plenty to look forward to this season.  Our Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan brings you some of classical music’s greatest symphonies, leading the Orchestra in Mahler’s Fifth, Brahms’ Fourth and Shostakovich’s Fifth, as...

HornAdopted by Maestro! Touring and in memory of Joan McLarnon Horn player Tim Nicholson joined the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in 2005. Originally from Edinburgh, he started playing the horn in free lessons in high school, going on to study at the Royal Northern College of...

Section Leader, HornAdopted by Robin Bloxsidge and Nick Riddle  Tim was born in Preston and took up the horn at the age of 9. He loved playing with the local youth orchestra, but it was attending the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra concerts in Preston Guildhall that made him want to pursue...

Meet the 23/24 Fellowship Musicians The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Fellowship, which has no upper age limit, offers musicians a unique, immersive professional orchestral experience, both on and off the stage over the course of a year. The four musicians appointed as Fellowship Musicians...

Percussion Adopted by Peter and Susan Rathe Josephine Frieze was born in Cheshire and started playing the drums aged 12. During her teens, Jo attended the Junior Department of the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, continuing her studies at the Royal College of Music in London, and...

Principal Second Clarinet Adopted by Mr WJ & Mrs CJ Bowley Emma was born and raised in Bromley and took up the clarinet when she was 10 years old. She spent the next 8 years playing in the Concert Bands and Orchestras at the Bromley Youth Music Trust. She went on to study with Tim Lines,...

Section Leader, Flute Adopted by Gill Porter  A native of County Kerry in Ireland, Cormac Henry took up the flute at age seven. His studies took him from the Kerry School of Music to Dublin, then to the Guildhall School of Music and Drama with Averil Williams, and finally to Stuttgart with Jean...

CelloAdopted by Jill Salisbury-Hughes in memory of Paula  At the age of 14, Hilary decided she wanted to be in a professional orchestra after performing Saint-Saëns’ organ symphony with her local youth orchestra. She attended the Guildhall school of Music and Drama where she was awarded the...

Viola (Section Leader)Adopted by John Hawley & Isobel Smith Catherine Marwood won a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music at the age of 17 where she studied with Sidney Griller and Stephen Shingles. The first few years of her professional career were spent in the competition winning...

Second ViolinAdopted by Robin Moor Originally from Salisbury, Frances studied at the Purcell School and then the Royal Northern College of Music before joining the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in 2016.   She also enjoys a freelance career working with orchestras including the...

First ViolinAdopted by Linda Harrison   Yorkshire born and bred, Becky has been playing the violin since the age of three. Born into a musical family, Becky learnt a variety of instruments growing up and spent many Saturday’s with her parents and brother at Harrogate Music Centre. On being taken...

First ViolinAdopted by In House Lawyer (Services) Limited Emily’s love of music began aged 4 when she started the violin through the Suzuki Method. She soon discovered the joy of making music with others, spending her childhood and teenage years as a member of the National Children’s Orchestra,...

Oboe Adopted by Maestro! Touring and in memory of Mary Riddoch Born in Southport, Ruth was lucky enough to attend a primary school with an inspirational class teacher who encouraged her to learn the recorder and to join the school orchestra. The repertoire was mainly Grand Opera and the...

TubaAdopted by anonymous patron Born in Aberdeen, Robin Haggart studied at Royal Academy of Music, where he was the recipient of a number of awards.  He has been Principal Tuba of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra since 1996, appearing as a soloist on a number of occasions. In October...

Section Leader, TimpaniAdopted by Lorna E Dobson Timpanist Neil Hitt joined the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in 1992, immediately after graduating from his studies with Janos Keszei at the Royal College of Music.   Over his career, Neil has undertaken freelance work as a guest...

Contrabassoon Adopted by Susie and Roger Greenwood  Gareth is Principal Contrabassoon of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, a position he has held since 2009.  Career highlights include recording the complete Shostakovich Symphonies for Naxos, and playing the solo Contrabassoon part...

You can explore Liverpool Philharmonic Hall and Music Room on a virtual tour with Google Maps Street View. hall music room Liverpool Philharmonic Hall We know that when you book tickets it’s important that you find the perfect seat for you.  Music Room Music Room is a flexible space that...

Young people are at the heart of everything we do at Liverpool Philharmonic 'Love Music: From the First Note' is our campaign in support of In Harmony Liverpool, Schools' Concerts, and Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Company.  We know first-hand that our activities help to build confidence, pride,...

“Sensational Symphonic Time Machine”In partnership with National Museums Liverpool Join presenter Alasdair Malloy, conductor Michael Seal and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra as they board the Sensational Symphonic Time Machine, visiting fascinating periods in World history including...

In a programme packed with sensational concerts and special guests, there’s plenty to look forward to this season. Our Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan unites with the legendary Daniel Barenboim as he performs in Liverpool for the first time in almost fifty years. In March, international opera star...

On 8 July 2023, Graham Johns retired from his role as Percussion Section Leader in the Orchestra, after 40 years of dedicated service. Everyone who knows Graham will have heard about his 'Forever Bells' project at Liverpool Philharmonic: the largest collection of church bells of any orchestra in...

Experience the very best concerts by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra filmed live at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall from the comfort of your home. Struggling with your browser? Wondering how long you’ll have to watch a show? Or just want to know more about how it works? We’ve put together...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Fellowship, which has no upper age limit, offers musicians a unique, immersive professional orchestral experience, both on and off the stage over the course of a year. The four musicians appointed as Fellowship Musicians for the 2022/23 season are:Cameron...

I am running the Liverpool Half Marathon to support the life-changing music education programme, In Harmony.Thank you, everyone, for your fantastic support so far! Having found my passion for running in lockdown 2020, I have set myself the challenge of running the Liverpool Half Marathon in aid of...

Eric had a true passion for music. His knowledge, understanding & appreciation all lead to a life-long love of the Classical repertoire. He was a huge supporter of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and despite his extremely busy work schedule and family life, Eric would travel from all...

Then why not sign-up to the Musician in Residence Supersing! programme? The course is delivered by a choral specialist, with support from Peer Tutors at Mersey Care Recovery College and musicians from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra; and run in partnership with Mersey Care NHS Foundation...

Here you will find the In Harmony musicianship and theory resources for EYFS, KS1 and KS2.  These include: The curriculum and scheme of work Knowledge organisers Manuals for each song set Videos Audio recordings Sticks and Blobs Sticks and Blobs specifics Short activity videos Click...

We are pleased to welcome applications for the role of HR and Executive Assistant Working with the Chief Executive, and the Human Resources (HR) Manager, you will play a key role in supporting and contributing to the delivery of Liverpool Philharmonic’s HR services, providing administrative support...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently seeking a Section Leader Percussionist to join the Orchestra. This is following the announcement of Graham Johns’ retirement at the end of...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for an Associate Principal Viola to join the Orchestra, as part of a 50% job share. A professional musician with exceptional...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for a Principal Second Trumpet to join the Orchestra. A professional musician with exceptional orchestral, chamber and solo playing...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for a Viola Section Player to join the Orchestra. A professional musician with exceptional orchestral, chamber and solo playing...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for a Second Violin Section Player to join the Orchestra. A professional musician with exceptional orchestral, chamber and solo...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for a Cello Section Player to join the Orchestra. A professional musician with exceptional orchestral, chamber and solo playing...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for an Associate Principal Second Violin to join the Orchestra. A professional musician with exceptional orchestral, chamber and...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently looking for a Principal Second Violin to join the Orchestra. A professional musician with exceptional orchestral, chamber and solo playing...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently seeking a Section Leader Clarinet to join the Orchestra. A professional musician with exceptional orchestral and solo playing abilities and...

Small chamber ensembles will be joined by a presenter, who will introduce the pieces and serve as a guide through the concert experience. The repertoire will be well-known classical works – perhaps with a few favourite songs thrown in for good measure! Concerts take place in the Music Room, which...

Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Company is formed of Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Orchestra and Youth Choir and Rushworth Young Composers. Around 200 young people, aged 12-23, from in and around Liverpool have the opportunity to develop their musical, creative and entrepreneurial skills and knowledge...

Whether you're a first time visitor or have been here before, our FAQs are here to help you make the most of your visit to Liverpool Philharmonic. Booking tickets Your order Your account Attending a classical music concert Attending an event at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall and Music...

Liverpool Philharmonic are pleased to welcome applications for the role of HR and Planning Officer.Working with the Chief Executive, you will play a key role in supporting and contributing to the delivery of Liverpool Philharmonic’s strategic and operational plans as well as being a member of the...

The Liverpool Philharmonic organ, originally made by well-known Liverpool instrument manufacturer Rushworth and Dreaper and installed at the Hall in 1939, has been restored to its former glory by another Liverpool-based business, Henry Willis & Sons Ltd, over a two-year period. The organ...

“What excited me was not only the Orchestra but the vibrant city of Liverpool ... An orchestra is a fundamental ambassador for the arts, and together our priorities will be to preserve the great heritage of the music we perform, welcome audiences with unprecedented sounds, and build the future...

Vasily Petrenko’s Final Concerts as Chief Conductor  We're delighted to announce we’ve added more concerts by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra over the June/July period this summer.  Each concert will last approximately an hour with no interval.  Don’t miss the Icelandic pianist in the...

We’re back!  Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra concerts will begin again on Tuesday 6 April (online concerts) and Thursday 20 May (at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall).  Don’t miss Vasily Petrenko conducting a programme featuring Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No 1 with pianist Paul Lewis (20...

Maybe you're curious about the world of classical music? Or unable to get to Liverpool to attend? Live streamed concerts give you the opportunity to experience classical music no matter where you are in the world. For the 2017/18 Season, we partnered with Classic FM and carefully selected a range...

Welcome to our 2020/21 season. I wish you and your family good health and wellbeing during these challenging times. Despite the issues facing our world right now, I believe that music and its power to heal and bring people together are more important than ever. And that’s why we are pleased to...

Curriculum and Scheme of Work EYFS and Key Stage 1 EYFS Knowledge Organisers Year 1 Knowledge Organisers Year 2 Knowledge Organisers Song Set Manuals The manuals are designed to take you through how the Songs are used as part of the musicianship journey and ideas of ways to teach and play with...

Curriculum and Scheme of Work KS2 Year 3 Knowledge organisers Year 4 Knowledge Organisers Year 5 Knowledge Organisers Year 6 knowledge organisers Song Set Manuals The manuals are designed to take you through how the Songs are used as part of the musicianship journey and ideas of ways to teach...

The musical connection between Vasily and the Orchestra has been incredible to experience, and as they have developed together over the years, it has resulted in some extraordinary music-making. We will be celebrating some of these moments this season with the Vasily Petrenko Signature Series – a...

We’re very proud to present such a diverse and exciting season of music, but we do know there’s a lot to take in! So if you’re looking for inspiration, or new to orchestral music and want a few suggestions, then why not try our Starter Collection. New this season, we’re also offering these...

Do you want to be inspired, relaxed, moved or simply entertained? Classical music is varied and can cater for every occasion. There's something for everyone, and once you find the pieces you enjoy, there is simply nothing quite like it. We’re very proud to present such an exciting and varied...

Viola Adopted by anonymous patron What is your earliest musical memory? Being taken to a BBC Welsh Orchestra concert conducted by Rae Jenkins when I was about 4 years old. After that, I remember exploring my dad's record collection - often without his knowledge! What is your most...

Since the 1940s, our schools concerts have been inspiring and enthusing children, young people and teachers. Working with Liverpool Philharmonic can be a fantastic way of supporting the delivery of the music curriculum, cross-curricular projects, creative learning and school improvement. We deliver...

As part of the National Plan for Music Education, the Government commissioned 123 Music Education Hubs across England to lead music education for children and young people working with schools. We are delighted to be a strategic partner in Resonate, Liverpool’s Music Hub. Led by Notre Dame Catholic...