AMBER Music Awards
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The AMBER Music Awards are grants that help pay for music lessons, music therapy sessions, the purchase of musical instruments, software and other equipment, concert tickets and travel related to musical activities. These enable blind and partially sighted children – including those with additional disabilities – to access and enjoy music, thereby making a significant difference to their lives. |
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There are over 24,000 blind or partially sighted children in the UK, many of whom have a real flair for music.With the right support they can develop their talent to remarkable ends, fulfilling their potential as individuals and musicians. |
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For children who have severe and profound disabilities, music offers a unique channel of self-expression, enabling communication with the people around them and the wider world. Music for them can be everything. |
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The AMBER Music Awards aim to fund access to music for children who are blind or partially sighted, nurturing musical talent and enabling them to develop self-expression and communication. For us at AMBER, it is a joy to see what a huge difference music can make – and is making – to these children’s lives. |
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The Awards are open to blind or partially sighted children and young people up to the age of 18, who may also have other physical disabilities and/or learning difficulties. Parents or carers can apply on their behalf by completing and sending back a Music Award application form. |
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Access to musical instruments and specialist music lessons increases musical ability. Music software enables children to compose and arrange their own music, while attending concerts expands their experience of musical styles and musical performance. |
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We invite children, parents and carers to apply for an award by completing this application form and posting or emailing it back to us. Trustees meet on a regular basis to discuss applications and grant awards on the basis of need. |
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