Schools and music organisations working with Luton Music Service to provide the best possible music-making opportunities for young people in Luton.
We want to inspire and support all children and young people to experience exciting, rewarding, varied and high quality progressive musical experiences, individually and with others. To achieve this, we create, deliver and promote opportunities for young people to make and learn music, improve and develop the quality of music education, and champion music education.
If you live in Luton or attend a school here, you have the chance to learn a musical instrument. It is great fun, and you can make friends when you join one of our many music centre groups.
It really is a great ADVENTURE!
If you would like your son or daughter to be put on our waiting list, please send an email to lutonmusicservice@luton.gov.uk, including their name, school, current year group and preferred instrument/s.
Luton Youth Percussion Orchestra, Luton Youth Funk Orchestra, Luton Youth Cantores and Chamber Strings
7.00pm – Wednesday 22 March 2023 at QES,
Crawley Green Rd, Luton, LU2 9AG
TICKETS £3.00
Groups performing: Mini Music, Beginner Guitar, Bassoony Tunes, Rock B, Training Band, Junior Percussion, Training Orchestra, Training Strings and Woodwind Ensemble
10.15am – 25 March 2023 at QES, Crawley Green Rd, Luton, LU2 9AG
TICKETS £2.00
Groups performing: Wind Band, Intermediate Guitar, Senior Strings, Chamber Strings and Brass Band
12.15pm – 25 March 2023 at QES,
Crawley Green Rd, Luton, LU2 9AG
TICKETS £2.00
7.00pm – The Metro Kitchen & Bar – University of Bedfordshire Student Union, St Ann’s Road, off Vicarage Street, Luton, LU1 3JX
TICKETS £3.00
How Music Helps Your Child’s Brain Grow
The Impact of Instrumental Learning on Attainment at Age 16 [PDF]
We Ignore the Arts at our Peril
The Benefits of the Ukulele on Kids’ Attitudes
Expose Youngsters to Classical Music
Musical Instruments in Schools – DfE written answer
The Power of Music – Professor Susan Hallam 2015 MEC Summary [PDF]
The Power of Music – Prof Susan Hallam [PDF, 2MB]