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AMP CEO and Programme Director David Chernaik took part in a great podcast with Mark Taylor, who runs a brilliant educational website Education on Fire.A chance to hear David talking in depth about the Apollo programme.Listen here 

FT articleVery nice article about Apollo Music Projects alongside a wonderful music project in Afghanistan. Thanks to Griselda Murray-Brown.

A huge THANK YOU to all our supporters who donated during The Big Give Christmas Challenge. We exceeded our target of £20,000, raising a fantastic £22,455.75. This will make a real difference, helping us to bring live music to more children.

Lovely cello playing - cellos can be so expressive.

An inspiring article in the Guardian about a primary school in Bradford using music to help turn around a failing school, with spectacular results.The focus on creativity has improved results across the school, not just among the musically gifted, say the head teacher, adding that it is “demonstrably more effective than drilling Sats papers”.“My hope is that headteachers and people holding purse strings, possibly even the people who make important decisions in the government, will read about our school and realise that creative subjects are not mere add-ons but essential for the progress of all pupils.”https://www.theguardian.com/education/2017/oct/03/school-results-music-bradford

On Wednesday 12th July we welcomed over 1,250 children, teachers and parents to the Hackney Empire for our final concerts of the year!

We've had some great news last week and are excited to announce that Apollo Music Projects has been awarded funding...

Thank you so much to everyone who donated in the Small Charities Week Matched Funding opportunity through Local Giving! We raised a total of £732.71 during this campaign and we are extremely happy for such generous support.

We are excited that Local Giving is holding a special Fundraising Day for small charities and Apollo Music Projects is taking part!

On Thursday 22^nd June, donations up to £25 made through our Local Giving page will be doubled. We are letting our friends and supporters know about this great opportunity and we hope you might pass this message on to anyone you know who might be interested hearing about Apollo and who might want to support us – at any level! Whether it’s £5 or £25, on 22^nd June all donations up to £25 will be matched until the £25,000 matched funding is gone, so set your alarms for 10am! 

Why not turn your donation into a Friends of Apollo Music Projects membership? On 22^ndJune only, we will offer membership at a reduced rate of £25 (normally £30) to anyone who donates through Local Giving.

We are delighted to announce our three new trustees: Clare Buxton, Meriel Cartwright and Abigail Malortie. Many thanks to all those who applied. We had an incredibly high level of applicants, and really enjoyed meeting all of them. We are really looking forward to working with Meriel, Clare and Abigail and seeing them at our workshops and concerts.

We are excited to announce that Roderick Williams, world renowned baritone, is our newest Associated Artist! In June, he will join us in one of our schools and share his voice and musical inspiration with Apollo Music Projects!

We are delighted to welcome violinist Elena Urioste to our Apollo Associate Artists Programme. Elena is a current BBC New Generation Artist and Sphinx Organization Laureate. She will be visiting schools taking part in the Apollo programme...

"Access to the arts and culture is access to our national life, and is the universal right of every child."Find out about a new study that supports the importance of what we do, here at Apollo Music Projects. The publications is called ImagineNation: the value of cultural learning and you can read for yourself how bringing music into classrooms...

Just in time for Christmas, we are thrilled to announce...