Today at 12 noon
(20 May 2016) players from the European Union Youth Orchestra, former players,
players from other youth orchestras, professional orchestras, music
colleges and academies, conservatoires, young students of music, singers
and friends of the EUYO will come together to make
their voices heard - through the power of music. Venue: Festival Terrace, Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre.
This is one of a number of events happening all over Europe to protest the closure of EUYO thanks to the removal of European Union Funding. Too find out what else is happening, see the EUYO Facebook page which is run by the players themselves.
Friday, 20 May 2016
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