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Status
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Income
£29.9K
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Spending
£18.6K
Public benefits
To promote the study and practice of male voice singing, the beneficiaries of which will be the members of the choir through training in choral singing but also the general public by performing for the public. The benefit flowing from this purpose is the preservation of the practice of choral singing especially male voice singing by training and
performance and the continuing enjoyment of this genre of music. To present choral works in public performances the beneficiaries of which will be the general public. The benefit flowing from this will be raising the profile of male voice singing and the enhancement of performances to a high standard for public enjoyment. To further an interest in music generally by performing with like minded entities the beneficiaries of which will be the general public leading to an artistic and appreciative benefit to the public. To assist and support other charitable bodies by public performances which will benefit other charitable institutions by raising money for their cause where possible. The benefits of the above purposes are demonstrated by the increasing attendance at events, the increase in requests for services and the positive feedback from attendees. The Director of Music receives a small stipend for his expertise and time consuming efforts on behalf of the choir while the Accompanist is paid for his expertise on a performance basis. This is necessary due to their expertise in the area and to ensure that the overall benefit is met. There are no other private benefits. There are no harmful outcomes to these purposes.
... [more] [less]What your organisation does
The choir practices and performs public concerts to promote choral music and help raise funds for other non-profit organisations e.g. Action Cancer, Churches etc
The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of the arts, culture, heritage or science
Who the charity helps
- General public
How the charity works
- Arts
- Cultural
- General charitable purposes