“The true beauty of music is that it connects people.”
Roy Ayers
Sing it, chant it, drum it, hum it... This is where we get creative with music, exploring rhythm, melody, sound and song.
Access All Arts has partnered with the English National Opera to bring you the best possible song sheet to sing from in your classroom. With our expert guidance, pupils will discover new music, open their ears, find their voices and play in harmony. School never sounded so good.
The opportunity to make music with Instruments can unlock passions and start lifelong creative journeys for your pupils. Singing in groups has been proven to increase mental wellbeing. It is one of the most positive forms of human expression and it requires nothing but your body. Come on. Let’s make some noise together.
Access All Arts will be singing in harmony with the English National Opera.
Humming, chanting, rapping, warbling, yodelling… our Singing pathway will help your pupils warm up their vocal cords and sing from their hearts.
This year, the Access All Arts orchestra is being conducted by English National Opera.
Percussion, composition, plain old experimentation... our Instruments pathway will help your class find their Sounds.
We’ve enlisted the help of the best talent in the business to lead you on this musical journey. Register now to be first in line to find out who our will be playing in our orchestra and singing in our chorus
"The arts are not a luxury. They are as crucial to our well-being, to our very existence, as eating and breathing. Access to them should not be restricted to a privileged few. Nor are they the playground of the intelligentsia. The arts are for everyone – and failure to include everyone diminishes us all."
Sir David Attenborough
Music is powerful and wonderful. The opportunity to make music with Instruments can unlock passions and start lifelong creative journeys for your pupils. Singing in groups has been proven to increase mental wellbeing. It is one of the most positive forms of human expression and it requires nothing but your body.
Come on. Let’s make some noise together.
