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Making Music, The National Federation of Music Societies, represents and supports amateur and semi-professional music groups of all genres throughout the United Kingdom.

www.makingmusic.org.uk/MM/home.aspx

Making Music Eastern provides a link between Making Music and its members in this region, and covers the same area as the Arts Council England East (ACEE).

www.makingmusiceastern.org.uk

St Albans Area Clash Diary: find out what other music societies are planning to perform, in order to avoid a clash of dates.

http://activityexchange.com/query.asp?clubgroupkey=8

Sound and Music is the UK’s landmark organisation for new music and sound, bringing a vital art-form to more people.

www.soundandmusic.org

The PRS Foundation for New Music (PRSF) is a refreshingly approachable and adventurous funding body.

www.prsfoundation.co.uk

Aeolian Singers is Hemel Hempstead's largest mixed voice chorus.

www.aeoliansingers.org.uk

Radlett Choral Society was formed in 1954 and has developed into a choir of some 70 members, singing a wide range of music from all centuries and styles.

http://www.radlettchoral.org.uk

St Albans Chamber Choir made its debut 50 years ago, and is delighting audiences with music from the last six centuries, and winning awards for its innovative programming.

www.stalbanschamberchoir.org.uk

St Albans Symphony Orchestra comprises professional and amateur musicians of a high standard from throughout Hertfordshire and beyond. The orchestra is developing into one of the UK's leading non-professional ensembles.

www.saso.org.uk

Rufus Frowde, the New Music Director of Hardynge Choir, is an active, versatile musician with strong links with Hertfordshire.

www.rufusfrowde.com

Mark Jordan is a busy and accomplished musician working in and around London and Oxford. He was Hardynge Choir’s Interim Music Director for two terms prior to Rufus Frowde’s appointment.  

www.markjordan.me.uk

The Pepper Foundation provide a lifeline for seriously ill children and their families throughout the Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire area.

www.pepper.org.uk