Sponsorship

Sponsor a child – membership

Full-bursary £300, half-bursary £150

We believe that musical learning should be open to all children and young people, regardless of their background. You will sponsor the full membership for a child who might not otherwise be able to join.

Sponsor a child – lessons

Find Your Forte £250, lesson bursary £600

Launch a child onto their musical journey by sponsoring a Find Your Forte place, providing a group lesson and instrument for a year. Or support the instrumental lessons of impoverished children as they progress with their studdies.

Group Sponsorship

£1,000 – £6,000 per year

Sponsor one of CMA’s choirs, bands or orchestras, providing extra resourse to support children with special needs and enable specialist sectional tuition. Sponsorship is widely publicised throughout the year, reaching hundreds of local families, your company logo always associated with your group. CMA’s flagship bands and orchestras tour and compete in national festivals. Their sponsors reach an even wider audience. Be associated with their excellence.

Chamber Music Sponsorship

£360 (1 TERM) – £3,240 (3 YEARS)

Help us to equip the musicians of the future with the experience they need: high quality chamber music tuition is vital but expensive, with a high staff to student ratio, and cannot be offered without your support. Corporate sponsors can engage their ensemble to play at a function, three-year sponsors can also name their ensemble!

Schools Outreach Sponsorship

FROM £500

We are constantly creating solutions to support and enhance music teaching in schools and to inspire local children from deprived areas to play music. Sponsors will be publicly aknowledged on the CMA website, communications and event programmes.

£500 – Sing Perform Inspire! Coaching a year group across several primary schools in singing and vocal performance, inspiring whole school communities.

£2,000 – Sing and String. Giving a whole primary school year group violin lessons for one year.

£4,000 – Big Noise! Bringing hundreds of local school children together in one schools’ orchestra.