We want to share the joy of music and will be opening the doors of our Music Centres for a free open day on 4 February 2023. Our three centres in Ampthill, Biggleswade and Leighton-Linslade will be open to children and adults, both beginners and musical pros, to come along and have a go for free. Come along and join us for a morning of musical fun.
We need your help remixing our music offer!
We’re looking for a Musician to deliver an Early Years Music Project
Count Me In: Creating a more inclusive environment for music students
Free books to inspire a new and diverse generation of musicians
Wind Band Day, Redborne Upper School - Wednesday 11 March 2020
Children’s Concert, The Grove, Dunstable - Sunday, 8 March
Film scores feature in fun for all the family classical concerts
Council music manager hits the right notes with Royal Academy recognition
Ampthill Proms instrumental in showcasing music education
Singing kids star on stage
Climate change the inspiration for music from young, song writing debutants
Children charged with changing the tune in broken orchestra experience
The Culture Challenge
The Culture Challenge aims to increase the number of young people accessing, enjoying and making great art and culture by providing clear details of cultural providers in your local area. We serve to strengthen the cultural landscape here by building today’s audiences and tomorrow’s creative people.
Inspiring Music’s special needs iPad project nominated for national award
Orchestras live's young person's orchestra guide - The Wish nominated in music teacher awards
Orchestras Live, the partnership organisation whose mission is to ensure that communities across the country have access to world-class orchestral experiences, have been shortlisted along with project partners in Luton, Bedford and Central Bedfordshire for the Outstanding Classical Music Education Initiative Award for their project The Wish.
West End composer returns to call the tune at music centre he joined as a kid
A West End composer has returned to where it all began after he was named the new head of the Leighton-Linslade Music Centre – more than 35 years after he first walked through the doors as a student.
Tim Hammond is back at the Inspiring Music-run Saturday morning centre at Vandyke Upper School, which kick-started and developed his talent and would lead him on to musically directing major productions, such as We Will Rock You, Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat, Grease and Bugsy Malone.
