The Harris Foundation Schools Progression award is open to schools looking to deepen their music provision and support/or continue to support groups of music makers within their school. This funding proposal should add additional sophistication to existing music education provision and allow more pupils to appreciate the many benefits of music making

Funds can be used to support any type of ensemble including bands, orchestras or informal groups and should be put towards the purchase of instruments, studio equipment, specialised teaching support or other items specifically designed to support the establishment and/or continuation of music groups. A grant of up to £5000 is available for this award. Successful applicants will be required to document their progress in regular reports and supply evidence of progress over a 12 month period.

This plug-in comprises thousands of world-class sounds spanning all genres of music, suitable for producers and musicians alike. With comprehensive MIDI compatibility and specific Stage and Studio windows, map to your controller and create playlists for live performances or add studio-grade effects for mixing. Suitable for use with standalone VST, AAX or Audio Unit. Applicants should be able to demonstrate how their group is already working with technology and how this software will enhance their work. Applicants can apply for up to three Arturia Analog Lab V controllers.

This award is open to community-based groups using electric guitars and amplifiers to support disadvantaged music makers; they must illustrate the impact this award will have on advancing the music making of their group. Please note that the electric guitars are supplied with amplifiers but not cases. Please note left handed guitars are also available. Applicants can apply for up to five electric guitars and amplifiers.

The Maestro Online Masterclasses for this instrument.

This award is open to community-based groups using drum kits to support disadvantaged music makers; they must illustrate the impact this award will have on advancing the music making of their group. Please note each kit includes drum sticks; electric drum kits are also available. NB no drum cases are provided. Applicants can apply for one drum kit which is provided with drumsticks.

The Maestro Online Masterclasses for this instrument.

This bundle offer is open to applications from community and educational groups working with deprived or marginalised communities and/or developing music education for those living in the area. NB no cases are provided. Applicants can apply for up to one bundle which includes 25 ukuleles.

The Maestro Online Masterclasses for this instrument.

This bundle offer is open to applications from community and educational groups working with disadvantaged communities and developing music education for those living in the area. NB no cases are provided. Applicants can apply for up to 10 pbuzz instruments.

This award is open to community-based groups using keyboards to support disadvantaged music makers; applicants must illustrate the impact this award will have on advancing the music making of their group. Please note no cases are provided. Applicants can apply for up to five keyboards with accessories.

The Maestro Online Masterclasses for this instrument.