Orchestra of St John 's on Facebook
The Orchestra of St John's has a Facebook profile where you can become a fan, discuss the Orchestra and let your friends know you are attending one of our events. Join us!

Music for Autism
Music for Autism was set up by the Orchestra of St John's Artistic Director John Lubbock and his wife Christine Cairns in 2002. The charity organise a huge number of events for individuals with autism and their families. OSJ often works together with M4A to provide musicians for sessions at schools, centres and care homes.

ABO
The Association of British Orchestras is the national body representing the collective interests of professional orchestras throughout the UK . The ABO organise seminars and conferences which allow us to talk to our colleagues at other orchestras and learn from each other's experiences so we get better at what we do. There's some great advice on this website for people looking to get into arts administration - we recommend their 'Where do I start?' seminars.

Dorchester Abbey
The beautiful Abbey in Dorchester-on-Thames in Oxfordshire is home to the Orchestra of St John's music festival held every September. OSJ also perform at the Abbey at Christmas and Easter.

Eltham College
The Orchestra of St John's is extremely proud of its partnership with Eltham College. In exchange for office space within the school, we work with the College playing in Taster Days, Masterclasses and providing musicians for the student's concerts

London Mozart Players
The London Mozart Players is the UK 's longest established chamber orchestra. We greatly admire what they do. Go to their website to learn more about them.

Britten Sinfonia
The Britten Sinfonia works in a really innovative way, They explore music by a wide range of artists in their ground-breaking projects and are well worth checking out.

City of London Sinfonia
The CLS are a busy orchestra performing over 100 concerts a year. Founded by Richard Hickox in 1971, they are now resident at Opera Holland Park and also have fantastic education projects running in the regions which we have a great deal of respect for.

Sinfonia Viva
Sinfonia Viva are a classical chamber orchestra who aim to make music accessible to all by performing in a wide range of venues. They have gained recognition for their integrated approach to concert giving and audience development.