“I had a ball, and saw first hand why and how NOFA is fantastic and vital for the young people involved.”
Meet Sarah
“The impact of Modulo and our work with Orchestras for All has been enormous. The visit to the Royal Academy of Music and the opportunity to work with musical professionals has inspired our young people to get more involved in ensemble playing and this is already paying dividends in their performances.”
Emily and Mark: Why we're playing in Musical Chairs 2019
Nazar: Why I'm playing in Musical Chairs 2019
“It is vital in this day and age that people across the country continue to support programmes such as NOFA in order to continue the existence of personal development through music. Perhaps results are expected to prove validity of such programmes in which case, look no further than myself and other NOFA alumni.”
Kieran: Why I'm playing in Musical Chairs 2019
Eva: Why I'm playing in Musical Chairs 2019
Andrew: Why I'm playing in Musical Chairs 2019
Welcome Susanna!
Words into Music with the National Orchestra For All
On Sunday, April 14, 2019, one hundred young members of the UK’s National Orchestra for All (NOFA) took to the stage of the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire for their 2018-2019 season finale concert. As ever, the young musicians of this unique, mixed ability orchestra came from all over the UK; as ever, they brought the audience to its feet. And once again, they delivered a world premiere, this time An Orchestra of Overheard Conversations—which they also co-composed.
