Wellbeing through singing and music

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A watercolor sketch of a concert scene with musicians and an audience. Handwritten notes in Spanish are scattered throughout, mentioning names and phrases.

Illustration by Merlin Porter.

Who we are

Sound Resource charity promotes wellbeing through singing and music. We believe that music helps us to be happy and engaged. Our focus is Moving Music - high quality, morning and afternoon, weekday concerts in Oxfordshire.

Who WE’re FOR

All are welcome at Moving Music, particularly those living with dementia, or other frailties or disabilities, together with their family, friends and carers.

A group of five people smiling outdoors, holding violins, with green foliage in the background. Two women are on the ends, a young man and young woman are in the middle, and an older woman is on the right. All are wearing casual clothing and smiling at the camera.
Woman singing or speaking into a microphone during a performance or speech, with an audience seated in front of her in a large room with windows and curtains.
An elderly woman with gray hair tied back, wearing glasses and a colorful striped sweater, is sitting with her hands raised near her face, possibly praying or expressing emotion. She is surrounded by others in a crowded indoor setting.
A choir of young women singing inside a church with tall stained glass windows and a large floral arrangement in the foreground, attended by an audience of seated people.
Moving Music - singing lady with a carer

“Dad has Parkinson’s and dementia; he finds most things tricky but this was perfect.”

– Family carer

“It’s a friendly, warm and comfortable place. I think it’s really, really special.”

– Audience member

“Moving Music concerts are like little gems... lighting up my life and illuminating it.”

– Audience member

Upcoming Events

Our Video

Find out more about our Moving Music concerts in our video below.

Our Funders

Our grateful thanks to our funders, supporters, collaborators, and donors including audience members.

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The Michael Bishop Foundation