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Music to last a lifetime 

You love music, and you never have to stop making it. Share your talents, share in our community – and be part of great music experiences too. Here’s how you can get involved with music-making at the Phil. 

Music Mondays 

We know that great things happen when you add a little music to your day. It lifts you up, calms you down and gives you a whole new perspective. 

Music Mondays are part of the Phil’s Social Prescribing programme, open to anyone aged 18+ in the Liverpool City Region. Run by Liverpool Philharmonic musician Ian, the sessions are all about bringing people together, learning about music and connecting with others through creativity. And it all takes place in a relaxed, friendly and safe environment – the Music Room here at the Phil.   

You don’t need to have any musical experience or play an instrument to come along – and you can take part in as many sessions as you fancy. We’d just love you to try it out and join us for some music-making, and there’s even free tea and coffee to enjoy.   

Music Mondays are completely free, but you’ll need to book in, so we know how many people to expect.  

Music Mondays will take place at 10.30am and 11.30am on:  

  • Monday 12 October 2026
  • Monday 9 November 2026
  • Monday 23 November 2026
  • Monday 18 January 2027
  • Monday 8 February 2027
  • Monday 15 March 2027
  • Monday 26 April 2027
  • Monday 17 May 2027
  • Monday 7 June 2027
  • Monday 12 July 2027 

If you have any questions or would like more information, just call 0151 210 2954 or email learning@liverpoolphil.com.   

three members of the Orchestra sitting and holding their instruments and Ian is standing next to them wearing a navy blue shirt, talking to a small audience who have their backs to the camera
three members of the Orchestra sitting and holding their instruments and Ian is standing next to them wearing a navy blue shirt, talking to a small audience who have their backs to the camera
three members of the Orchestra sitting and holding their instruments and Ian is standing next to them wearing a navy blue shirt, talking to a small audience who have their backs to the camera
three members of the Orchestra sitting and holding their instruments and Ian is standing next to them wearing a navy blue shirt, talking to a small audience who have their backs to the camera
three members of the Orchestra sitting and holding their instruments and Ian is standing next to them wearing a navy blue shirt, talking to a small audience who have their backs to the camera
three members of the Orchestra sitting and holding their instruments and Ian is standing next to them wearing a navy blue shirt, talking to a small audience who have their backs to the camera

Book a session for yourself

GP, Social Prescribing Link Worker or community organisation? Register someone else for a session

Sing with us!

Find out more about the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir and apply to audition
Find out more

Dementia Friendly Concerts

Providing comfort, connection and joy, our dementia friendly concerts are another key part of our programme. Each performance is carefully designed for those living with dementia, plus their friends, family and networks too – created to improve wellbeing and bring people together. 

Dementia Friendly Concert

By the Fireside

Music Room

This performance has been created for individuals living with dementia, plus their friends, families and networks too.
More info
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