Cumbria Music Hub
AmaSing We Rise is a bold, inclusive project designed to uplift and celebrate Black voices, creativity, and culture through music, dance, drama, and art.
Pata Pata
LYRICS, MUSIC AND SCORE
Amasing Disco Medley
LYRICS, MUSIC AND SCORE
Lean On Me
LYRICS, MUSIC AND SCORE
I Wanna Dance
LYRICS, MUSIC AND SCORE
Boom Boom Shake Shake
LYRICS, MUSIC AND SCORE
Three Little Birds
LYRICS, MUSIC AND SCORE
Walking The Same Streets
LYRICS, MUSIC AND SCORE
Cumbria Music Education Hub is a collaborative partnership led by Westmorland & Furness Council’s Music Service (Children’s Services). Working with the Cumberland and Westmorland & Furness Music Services, schools and educational settings within our two unitary council areas, and several local, regional and national partners we support the delivery of the vision and three goals of the National Plan for Music Education through the ACE Hub Grant – as laid out in our Local Plan for Music Education.
We work together to enable all children and young people to learn to sing, play an instrument and create music together, and have the opportunity to progress their musical interests and talents, including professionally.

AmaSing Enquiry
A Wonderful Week In Wales 🏴
What a week! It’s been a whirlwind of workshops for Wales this week! With Drama led by Una Meehan at Borras Park Primary School , Poetry at Penyfford Primary school led By The Literacy Company and Dance at Venerable Edward Morgan School led by Kelly Stevens from House...
2019 What A Year!
Its been an eventful, exciting year with many new successes. We won the Cheshire West Voluntary Arts Awards for Music and two of the directors won the Cheshire West Inspirational Teacher Award and Best Head Teacher Award for their work with arts in schools in...
AmaSIng Twilights
We had a fantastic time meeting all the teachers across Cheshire, Wrexham and Flintshire this week discussing the new AmaSing Fusion projects. Sophie Sterry aged 16 sang some of our unique songs created by the children “Be who you Wanna be” and “Gyda’n gilydd”...







