It’s easy to support our work by:

  Telling your friends, family, audience, fans,
  supporters about us

  Making a financial contribution

  Coming to our events

  Donating one of your tracks

  Organising ANY concert, gig or event in
  ANY venue ... even your own living room!

You and your event will be featured on our website, you will receive our e-newsletter and will become part of an international movement promoting and advocating the power of music to change lives.

  Professional musicians can join our
  performers list and earn money whilst
  supporting musicians affected by war

  Instrumental teachers & singers can
  volunteer their skills to support victims of
  torture (Manchester only)

A big thank you to friends and family of instrument maker John Taylor - who sadly passed away this year - for their donation of £1200 to Musicians without Borders. John developed the ubiquitous "4-hole Octave" tuning system, the only true Ocarina innovation since 1860.

In the most recent publication of the Grove Music Dictionary, he is the only Ocarina maker to be listed since Donati was listed for his developement of the 'Budrio' Sweet Potato style in the 19th century. A web-site has been set up in John’s memory at