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18 March 2024

600 young musicians aged 7-11 join the RLPO to celebrate 15 years of In
Harmony Liverpool
Labels: Liverpool, music education

Today (18 March 2024), the Liverpool Philharmonic together with 600 young musicians
aged 7-11 from Anfield and Everton, will celebrate 15 years of In Harmony Liverpool
with a birthday concert at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. The performers from Faith
Primary, The Beacon CE Primary and All Saints Catholic Primary will present a concert
with Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra musicians to an audience of friends and
family culminating in a joyous finale of massed choir and orchestra.

Launched in 2009 and benefiting over 4,000 children and young people, In Harmony uses orchestral
music making to improve the life chances of children by increasing confidence, wellbeing, skills and
resilience, enhanced by opportunities to travel, learn, perform and collaborate with professional
musicians, international artists and other young people.

Children and young people make music every week free of charge, learn an instrument, compose,
sing, rehearse and perform wide ranging music in orchestras and ensembles in schools, throughout
the community and in concert venues.