Royal Albert Hall Future Makers Resource Pack
Key Info
This pack has been written to help teachers and students attending the Future Makers concert to use the inspiration of seeing others perform to take your first steps towards writing your own music and songs.
The pack contains lesson ideas for use in the classroom and activities for students to try in their own time at home, as well as some hints and tips from from some famous names.
About Royal Albert Hall
The world’s leading figures in music, dance, sport and politics have appeared on the Royal Albert Hall’s stage since they opened in 1871, and now over 1.7 million people enjoy live experiences here every year, with millions more experiencing their events through broadcasts, recordings and new media channels.
The Royal Albert Hall is open to the public during the day through tours of the building, live music in Verdi, and free exhibitions, and is home to the Elgar Room, a state-of-the art small-scale performance space.
Their public benefit work is of paramount importance to them. It covers not only their own Education & Outreach programme, but also close liaison with charities and charity events, both large and small; performances at day centres and hospices; free music, exhibitions and events; their sponsorship programme, and a fascinating archive which they are working to make accessible to all.
If a group member has a disability and requires a carer/companion to assist them, a free companion ticket can be provided (in addition to the free chaperone tickets).
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