At OPUS’ AGM on 14th January 2012, OPUS became OPUS Music Community Interest Company. This development supports OPUS’ aims of continuing to deliver high quality music-making opportunities for the benefit of the East Midlands community and beyond. OPUS delivers this aim with the support of a highly skilled and dedicated board of directors. OPUS is grateful for the support of accountants Poulter Blackwell Limited in incorporating OPUS as a CIC
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OPUS musicians have been involved in a year-long project, supporting the development of music and story-making for early years children and their families in library settings across Derbyshire. The project was hugely successful, with many libraries continuing to deliver practice beyond the project. The project was managed and supported by Derbyshire County Council with funding from Youth Music. The full evalution report has now been published.
OPUS musicians are all highly trained for music and health practice by internationally renowned leaders in this field, Musique & Santé. Nick Cutts has previously trained alongside a European team of musicians in Manchester, Paris, Krakow and Dublin under the guidance of Musique & Sante trainers. In December 2010, Marianne Clarac, a trainer and musician from Musique & Santé visited Derby for a week to deliver training to all OPUS musicians along with others from the region. Nick is now training again in Manchester and Paris with Musique & Santé as part of a European ‘Train the Trainer’ programme. Nick and OPUS colleagues are currently delivering training to musicians and healthcare staff from across the UK using approaches developed by Musique & Santé over many years.
