MI industry charity Music For All is staging a day of free music events across the UK on 21st June, called Make Music Day.
It is part of an international summer solstice celebration, which started in France in 1982 and now takes place in more than 120 countries and 750 cities across the world. Make Music Day UK aims to offer a wide spectrum of performers the opportunity to display their musical skills for free. Musicians, bands, music groups, venues, schools, and anyone else who would like to get involved should register now. The Make Music Day register website can match performers with venues and vice versa.
The aim is for Make Music Day to be filled with as many and different sorts of events as possible in all sorts of spaces and places. Anyone can get involved – any age, ability, genre, instrument, amateur or pro.
Full details of the event, including participating venues and local appearances, will be found listed at http://www.makemusicday.org/uk/ over the coming weeks.
The event is being run in association with Making Music, Music for All & Classic FM and Making Music and supported by Arts Council England, Classic FM, Musicians Union, Music Sales & NAMM Foundation
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