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Music is the key to all the work of Changing Tunes. The first time we meet a new prisoner we'll ask what bands they like and what songs they want to play. When they learn their first few chords they know it's not perfect yet but there's just something about being able to pick up an instrument and make music. On their own in a cell or as part of the group it's music which transcends and allows them to deal with regrets and plan for a new future. When the time comes to take part in a concert, music is the common goal that knits the band together. After release music provides a point of reference, something steady to hold on to when facing the challenges of going straight.

On this page we showcase the music created by prisoners and ex-prisoners during their time with us, including CD albums and footage of live performances.

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Video footage:

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for CD Albums >> click here

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The following three clips were filmed at a concert in Bristol in March 2011, and give a good insight into a fairly typical Changing Tunes concert. Check our events page for upcoming events.

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Sharon (accompanied by Steve) performing Adele's Someone Like You:

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David (lead vocal) with Matt, Richard, Jonathan, Rob and Gareth, performing No Words - an original song from his album People Jam (more info on the CD Albums page):

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Alex performing Sand and Shells:

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Videos by Vianet Djenguet librefilms.com

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