OUTSTANDING MUSIC IN HISTORIC VENUES

World-class contemporary works, classical music and jazz performed in the heart of the community to inspire, entertain and educate.

Music@Malling brings outstanding musicians to people’s doorsteps through concerts and outreach held in historic venues in and around West Malling, Kent. Works by contemporary composers are illuminated by classical music and jazz.

We have Spring Series and an annual festival which takes place each September.

This takes place from Friday 20th September – Saturday 28th September 2024. More details coming soon!

Our outreach programme runs throughout the year and engages people of all ages in creative activities. BOOK NOW for our free monthly Scratch Orchestra sessions – all welcome!

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“…a wonderful music festival.” Classic FM

“… music superbly performed.” The Guardian*****

“…metaphysical brilliance.” The Artsdesk*****

Una Palliser

Inspired by the Birds, is a series of improvisations by Una Palliser – drawing inspiration from nature and birdsong during lockdown.

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Music@Malling Online Festival 2020 Highlights

In 2020, Music@Malling presented an online festival including classical, jazz and world music events with contemporary works by Mark-Anthony Turnage CBE …

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Let's Get Creative with Matthew Sharp

During lockdown, Matthew Sharp has developed a series of creative activities and stories for kids to enjoy at home!

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The Instruments of the Orchestra

As part of our ongoing Revolting Rhymes project, Music@Malling has produced a series of videos featuring instruments of the orchestra!!

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Reaching New Audiences Online – A Steep Learning Curve

The covid pandemic has completely decimated the arts. Concerts are about bringing people together to enjoy a shared experience: covid has achieve

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Henry Smith Foundation supports M@M!

We are delighted that the Henry Smith Foundation is supporting our year-around outreach programme that brings outstanding music into the heart of t

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RT @TDPKemp Masterclass: Schoenberg’s Verklärte Nacht thestrad.com/playing-hub/ma… I really love this piece and here is an article I did a few years ago with some original research into 20th century performance practice. @ascschoenberg @uemusic About a year ago

RT @musicatmalling Scratch Orchestra ⁦@StBenedictsCtr⁩ this Sunday! Inspirational setting for musical fun! FREE to participate: all welcome. musicatmalling.com ⁦@soundandmusic⁩ ⁦@fantasticforfam⁩ ⁦@FamKentMag⁩ ⁦@FamKentMag⁩ ⁦@west_malling⁩ ⁦@KentMusic⁩ pic.twitter.com/5esF7m0rdn About a year ago

RT @Andrewwmusicart YOU ARE INVITED to a Summer Showcase, 8:00, 19/07, @ Sunflower House. There’ll be a bar, a gift-laden tombola & a stellar line-up: @StutchburySoph @BluesyKate @sarahquistmusic @southbyzero! We need to raise £1500 for our new facility to provide services for those most in need. pic.twitter.com/xiz6SJeM1Z About a year ago

RT @TheStradMag 'The music does not illustrate any action or drama but is rather "restricted to portray nature and to express human emotions"' @TDPKemp guides us through Schoenberg's epic string work Verklärte Nacht in our Midweek Masterclass: bit.ly/46fzg4X About a year ago

Fabulous weather for Scratch Orchestra @StBenedictsCtr next session July musicatmalling.com @west_malling @TMBC_Kent @KentMusic #creative #music #composing @soundandmusic pic.twitter.com/KT2gwGs6no About a year ago

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If you have enjoyed performances by Music@Malling artists and ensembles please support us. Every donation will help us put on concerts and outreach that inspire and entertain.

World-class contemporary works, classical music and jazz performed in the heart of the community to inspire, entertain and educate.

Support Music@Malling and become a Friend, Benefactor or Patron

Watch with Music@Malling

LISTEN with Music@Malling

Curated Series with Music@Malling

Una Palliser

Music@Malling Online Festival 2020 Highlights

Let's Get Creative with Matthew Sharp

The Instruments of the Orchestra

Blog

Reaching New Audiences Online – A Steep Learning Curve

News

Henry Smith Foundation supports M@M!

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