Stephen Wick Email & Phone Number

London, Gb

Poole, Dorset

Denis Wick Products manufactures high quality mouthpieces, mutes and accessories for brass instruments. They are hand-crafted at the company's factory in Hamworthy in the county of Dorset on the south coast of England. The company has been awarded the MIA Musikmesse Award for Export Initiative in 2011 and the Queen's Award for Enterprise in 2013.

Poole, Dorset

Alliance Mouthpieces were first developed in 2006, and the company was purchased by Denis Wick Products in 2013. They were initially developed for Besson brass instruments by Dr Roger Webster with advice from some of the leading brass players in the world, including James Gourlay, Steven Mead, Jamie Prophet and Lesley Howie.There is a range of nearly seventy different models including signature lines for Black Dyke Band’s solo cornet, Richard Marshall, LSO solo trumpet Philip Cobb, tenor horn superstar Owen Farr, euphonium virtuoso David Childs and internationally-famous tuba soloist Les Neish.The mouthpieces are all inspired by the British brass sound, and are engineered in England to the finest standards. New lines developed with Britain’s leading players are planned for the future.In addition to mouthpieces, Alliance has also developed successful lubricants for brass, and Alliance Eco-Lube is one of the most popular valve oils available in the market.

Exeter, United Kingdom

The Golsoncott Foundation was established as a Charitable Trust in July 1998 from the estate of the artist and sculptor Rachel Reckitt (1908-1995). An arts-funding trust, its declared object is … to promote, maintain, improve and advance the education of the public in the arts generally and in particular … the fine arts and music.

The City of London Sinfonia (CLS) was founded in 1971 by the late Richard Hickox. Led by Stephen Layton (Artistic Director & Principal Conductor) and Michael Collins (Principal Conductor), the Orchestra has earned a reputation for strong, distinctive programming, outstanding performances and recordings, and a passion for music featuring the voice. Performing throughout the UK and abroad, CLS makes regular appearances at all the major London concert halls and venues, as well as St Paul's Cathedral and other venues in the City of London. It has been resident orchestra at the capital's popular Opera Holland Park since 2004 and holds a long-standing residency in High Wycombe, as well as being a regular guest at major UK festivals. In addition the Orchestra performs lively Crash, Bang, Wallop! family concerts offering young listeners an exciting and interactive introduction to classical music.

The Music Industries Association is a UK trade association, the only one servicing and representing the interests of all UK businesses selling musical instruments and associated products. It is recognised by the UK Government as being the "lead body" for the industry. This means it is consulted by the Department of Trade and Industry before legislation, which might impact on the businesses of the members, is enacted. The MIA undertakes activities to stimulate the market and make the industry’s views and needs known and appreciated in Whitehall, Westminster and Brussels.The Board of the Music Industries Association is made up of leading figures from the Industry who give up their time to represent the MIA with the aim of 'creating and encouraging music making'. The Board's chairman is Anthony Short.

The Royal Academy of Music is based in London and is the oldest music conservatoire in the UK, having been founded in 1822. It is rated as the no.1 conservatoire in The Guardian Good University Guide 2009, 2010, 2011.

Bushey, Hertfordshire

The Purcell School is a boarding and day school for young musicians, and Britain's oldest specialist music school. Based in Bushey, near Watford and close to London, the Purcell School offers a rounded education with music at its heart.

Bruges Area, Belgium

Anima Eterna Brugge is an orchestra which was founded by Jos van Immerseel in 1987, and which is based in Bruges. Depending on its repertoire (which ranges from Monteverdi to Gershwin), it numbers from 7 to 80 musicians. Anima Eterna recreates early (and not so early) music with a view to approximating as closely as possible the composer’s original intentions.

Edmonton, London