BBC Radio 4 Appeal by Lesley Garrett

BBC Radio 4 Appeal by Lesley Garrett

BBC Radio 4 Appeal by Lesley Garrett Lost Chord has secured a BBC Radio 4 Appeal this year. We really are lucky that Lesley Garrett CBE is making the appeal at Broadcasting House, for help to alleviate the impact of dementia. Tune in on Sun 23rd Dec in the morning at...
A Christmas Evening of Carols

A Christmas Evening of Carols

A Christmas Evening of Carols for Lost Chord Concerts at All Saints Church over the years have always been a great success with wonderful performances from all our musicians and the Girls High School Choir. We have always left with a bit of real Christmas spirit!...
Run a marathon to help Lost Chord?

Run a marathon to help Lost Chord?

Siobhain OHiggin runs the Aviemore Half Marathon – Read her story Lost Chord takes live music to dementia sufferers. Pairs of musicians turn up on a monthly basis to perform for them, taking care to bring music that is likely to be familiar to the listeners,...
Young Uxbridge musicians give their support

Young Uxbridge musicians give their support

Young Uxbridge musicians give their support to Lost Chord YOUNG music students from the Uxbridge area have given a boost to dementia charity Lost Chord with a special concert of classical favourites. The concert at Ickenham United Reformed Church featured children as...
2018 Auditions for Lost Chord

2018 Auditions for Lost Chord

2018 Auditions for Lost Chord Dementia Charity Have you ever been interested in applying your musical talents to a worthy cause? Auditions will be taking place on the 22nd of October 2018 at the National Opera Studio in London for the next Lost Chord musicians....
Rotherham golfers give a fundraising boost

Rotherham golfers give a fundraising boost

Rotherham golfers give a fundraising boost to Lost Chord THE keen golfers of Crookhill Park Golf Club in Rotherham have proved themselves just as good at fundraising as they are on the greens. Club captain David Hoyland chose top South Yorkshire dementia charity Lost...