Score
Score!
World Premiere
5,000 Performers

 

On Monday 5 July the event SCORE! took place at Birmingham City Football Club and brought together 5,000 young musicians and Singers. Taking place during the National Festival of Music for Youth and inspired by the Beautiful Game, SCORE! was a new musical commission from composer Tim Steiner with words from performance poet and BBC Radio 3 presenter Ian McMillan.

The day was hosted by cheeky faced CBBC presenter Barney Harwood and saw folk musicians, singers, steel pans, strings, samba, brass, wind and djembe’s all taking part.

Lincoln Abbotts, Chief Executive of Music for Youth said “There was a real buzz about the event.  This was a unique, large scale event that was inspirational and fun for all involved.”

Many schools from across the West Midlands and further afield took part and performers had varying levels of experience, from individuals at the beginning of their musical journey via the Wider Opportunities scheme right through to musicians from the National Youth Brass Band, National Children’s Orchestra and the South Asian Music Youth Organisation.

  

Videos

 

It looks like you don't have flash player installed.  Click here to go to Macromedia download page.

 

It looks like you don't have flash player installed.  Click here to go to Macromedia download page.

 

 

Photos

 

Events CalendarSection >

February 2012
Mon 06 February
Birmingham Primary Prom
at Symphony Hall
Tue 07 February
Junior Ignite
at the Royal Albert Hall
Wed 08 February
Bradford Primary Prom
at St George's Hall
Fri 17 February
Glasgow Regional Festival
at Lourdes Secondary School
Sat 25 February
Truro Regional Festival
at Truro Methodist Church
March 2012
Sat 03 March
Cheltenham Regional Festival Day 1
at Pate's Grammar School
Sun 04 March
Buxton Regional Festival
at St Thomas More Catholic School
Sun 04 March
Birmingham Regional Festival
at Birmingham Conservatoire
Sun 04 March
Cheltenham Regional Festival Day 2
at Pate's Grammar School
Tue 06 March
Junior Ignite

at the Royal Albert Hall

Twitter Feed MFY Twitter >