We have a wide range of workshop and performance opportunities which can be tailored for educational settings from reception through to higher education. We also work with community groups of all ages and can tailor performances and participatory activities with inclusive and supportive strategies. 

We have worked extensively with Creative Partnerships, and Arts Council funded projects through Young Roots and Heritage Lottery initiatives. We also deliver performances into care settings, hospices and hospitals upon request We collaborate with all partners to ensure that we consider all their needs. We are able to offer Arts Award at Discover, Explore, Bronze, Silver and Gold levels.

Music at Midday 

Pop up Harp Music in local libraries - an hour of relaxing harp music in an informal, welcoming setting:

March 17th 1pm - 2pm Millennium Library Norwich

April 14th Felixstowe Library + Hattie Bennett, Cello 1pm - 2pm

 Sound Explorers

 A new way of working with deep listening, musical play, embodiment, and improvisation, the Sound Explorers project was developed by Xenia Horne during the pandemic. Xenia had been asked to find a way of delivering enjoyable music making with harp and voices for local Year 1 pupils who had missed the face to face experience of Reception. Xenia integrated soundscapes and images of the natural world into the sessions and following the lifting of restrictions, worked with the children outdoors. Tuning into our senses through the sounds of nature and the sounds of our internal worlds then become the starting points of micro songs. The work has been further developed through Xenia's involvement with Joyce DiDonato's Eden Project : One Song, One Seed in 2021 and Magic Acorns Germination Project. Xenia also delivered a workshop on her methods, as part of the MERYC EU conference, Feb 2022. 

Drawing from Year 1 Arts Award Discover Portfolio

 Saul Lever Harp set up for Sound Explorers Session at South London primary school outdoor learning area

    Hands on Workshop in a Community Resource Unit

Our harpists and facilitators not only provide unique and memorable workshops but are also highly flexible so we can offer song writing, musical direction, site specific work and projects linked in with Creative Curriculum or Cross Curriculum Themes.

We are happy to work with all ages and will always be delighted to help create enjoyable, productive projects with different communities.

Our original musical theatre for children is also very popular. We can bring superb shows into schools and community settings, featuring live music, harp and songs, and imaginative story lines ! Also perfect for at festivals..

      Hattie's Horrid Holiday -              commissioned work

   Southwold Summer Theatre