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SUMMARY:The Big Give Christmas Challenge - matched funding
DESCRIPTION:One donation\, double the impact\nSupport our work this year during the Christmas Challenge match-funding campaign\, and your donation will be doubled and make even more of a difference.\nWe are raising money for all our community projects in Oxfordshire including ‘Serenading’ in community hospitals\, and Music for Autism concerts in SEN schools. We need to raise £9\,000 to access all the matched funding – generously supplied by REED FOUNDATION\nHow and when can I donate online?\nDonations will be matched for seven days from noon Tuesday 2 December to noon Tuesday 9 December.\nGo to donate.biggive.org\nSearch for: ‘OSJ Music for Autism’ or ‘Orchestra of St John’s’
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SUMMARY:The Big Give Christmas Challenge - matched funding
DESCRIPTION: One donation\, double the impact\nSupport our work this year during the Christmas Challenge match-funding campaign\, and your donation will be doubled and make even more of a difference.\nWe are raising money for all our community projects in Oxfordshire including ‘Serenading’ in community hospitals\, and Music for Autism concerts in SEN schools. We need to raise £9\,000 to access all the matched funding\nHow and when can I donate online?\nDonations will be matched for seven days from noon Tuesday 3 December to noon Tuesday 10 December.\nGo to donate.biggive.org\nSearch for: ‘OSJ Music for Autism’ or ‘Orchestra of St John’s’
URL:https://www.osj.org.uk/event/the-big-give-christmas-challenge-matched-funding/
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SUMMARY:The Big Give Christmas Challenge 2022
DESCRIPTION:One donation\, double the impact \nOrchestra of St John’s has again been selected to participate in The Big Give Christmas Challenge 2022\, the UK’s largest match funding campaign.  \nSupport our work this year during the Christmas Challenge\, and your donation will be doubled and make even more of a difference. \nWe are raising money for all our community projects in Oxfordshire including ‘Serenading’ in community hospitals\, and our Music for Autism concerts in SEN schools. We need to raise £10\,000 to access all the the matched funding. \nDonations will be matched for seven days from Tuesday 29 November to Tuesday 6 December.  \nHow and when can I donate online? \n\nFrom noon Tuesday 29 November to noon Tuesday 6 December\nFollow this link https://donate.thebiggive.org.uk/campaign/a056900002M5i8XAAR\nor go to: www.TheBigGive.org.uk and search for ‘Music for Autism’ or ‘Orchestra of St John’s’\nHave your credit card details ready when you make your donation.\n\nA clear message will be displayed to indicate when the Challenge has started and your donation will be doubled. \n 
URL:https://www.osj.org.uk/event/the-big-give-christmas-challenge-2022/
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SUMMARY:When Waters Speak – valuing water through science and art
DESCRIPTION:This webinar brings together artists and scientists to discuss the impact of climate change on water resources in East-Africa\, and in turn\, on the millions of people who depend on them for their livelihoods. It will feature a screening of Reaching Water\, an electro-orchestral music video commissioned by conductor Cayenna Ponchione-Bailey and the Orchestra of St John’s and composed by the band pecq\, with imagery by videographer Ross Harrison\, in response to scientific research from Dr Catherine Grasham\, as part of the REACH programme. The panellists will explore how science and art can come together to address the water and climate crises. \nThe webinar is the second of a series aimed at engaging audiences by connecting them to water science and issues related to water security through music and visual arts. The When Waters Speak webinar series focuses on rivers and considers new means of expression to reflect on the value of water in the context of a changing climate and its crucial importance for all aspects of human life. You can access the recording of our first event\, Earth Flow\, which took place on 22 March. \nRivers\, and other water bodies\, are the blood vessels of our world. They provide fresh water to support\, directly or indirectly\, the lives and daily livelihoods of billions of people globally. However\, when they run dry\, overflow\, or become unpredictable\, they turn into major threats to society. Climate change is projected to amplify and accelerate these challenges. \nWebinar Platform: Zoom \nDate: 28 May 2021\nTime:  13:00 – 14:30 CEST \nPlease\, follow this link to register for the webinar and find here the programme of When Water Speaks #2.
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SUMMARY:When Waters Speak - World Water Day 2021
DESCRIPTION:This UNESCO webinar brings together artists and scientists from across the globe to discuss the impact of climate change on water and rivers in mountainous environments – and in turn how people and nature are being affected. It will feature a screening of Earth Flow\, an electro-orchestral music video commissioned by the Orchestra of St John’s\, conducted by Cayenna Ponchione and composed by the band\, pecq\, with imagery by videographer Ross Harrison in response to scientific research and the Himalayas to Ocean documentary project. The panellists will explore how science and art can come together to value water and encourage action. \nThe webinar is the first of a series aimed at engaging audiences by connecting them to water science and issues related to water security through music and visual arts. The When Waters Speak webinar series focuses on rivers and considers new means of expression to reflect on the value of water in the context of a changing climate and its crucial importance for nature and all aspects of human life. The 2nd seminar of the series\, Reaching Water\, will focus on an African river and will take place on May 28. \nRivers are the blood vessels of our world. They provide fresh water to support\, directly or indirectly\, the lives and daily livelihoods of billions of people globally. However\, when they run dry\, overflow\, or become unpredictable\, they turn into major threats to society. Climate change is projected to amplify and accelerate these challenges. \nWebinar Platform: Zoom \nDate: 22 March 2021\nTime:  10:30 – 12:00 (CET); 9.30 – 11.00 (GMT) \nFollow this link to register for the webinar and find here the final programme of When Water Speaks. \n  \nThe second webinar in the series will engage an international community of scientists and musicians in a discussion about how climate change is making access to water more difficult for people across the world and the role of the arts in raising awareness about the growing water crisis. The webinar will feature a screening of Reaching Water\, an electro-orchestral music video commissioned by the Orchestra of St John’s\, conducted by Cayenna Ponchione and composed by the band\, pecq\, which draws on water security research from University of Oxford’s Dr Catherine Grasham in Ethiopia’s Awash River Basin\, part of REACH: Improving water security for the poor. \nSpeakers to be confirmed.\nPlease\, follow this link to register for the second webinar.
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