Charlty resiration number 207324 The Delius Trust TRUSTEES, REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS forthè year ended 31st December 2020
The DeliusTrust Report and Financial Statements Yearended 31st December 20ZO Contents Page Legal & Administrative Information Report of the Trustees Independent Examiner's Report Staternent of Flnancial ActItieS Balance Sheet Notes to the financial statements 10-15 Annexe l. Brants awarded in the year 16-17 Annexe Z- grants outstanding 18
The DelivsTrust Legal & Admlnlstratlve Inform*ion TRUSTEES HÈlp Musicièns UK (Representative.. Mrjohn Axon) Mr Martin Williams FSA Mr Paul Guinery ADVISERS Dr Lionel Carley. Archiwst Professor Daniel Grimley Mr Stephen Lloyd Mr Robert Montgomery ADVISER EMERITUS Mr David Lloyd-jones SECRETARY Ms Helen Faulkner PRINCIPAL OFFICE 13 Calico Row, Plantation Wharf, London SWII 3YH Email.. deliustrusr@deliu5trust.org.uk Web.. www.delius.org.uk INDEPENDENT EXAMINER Jane Askew ACA, HaY5rnacinty LLP chartered accountants 10 Queen Street P13ce. London EC4R IAG BANKERS HSBC Bank plc, Qty of London Commeriial Centre, 60 Queen Victorla Street, London EC4N 4TR
The Dèlius Trurt Roport of thq Trustees Yearended 31st December 2020 The trustees present theirAnnual Report together with the Financial statements of the Trust for the year ended 31 December 2020. The flnancial statements comply with the ChèrFties Act 2011 and the Accounting and Reporting by Charities,. Statement of Recommended Prattice applicable to charities preparin8 their accounts in 3ccord8nce with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ire13nd IFRS 1021. Slrurture, Governafice and Management The Trust W3s established by the Will of M3dame Jelka Delius who died on 28 May 1935.lts constitutlon was varied bv High Court Schemè in L964 principally by the setting up of a panel of three music advisers. In 1991, the Charity Commission approved 2 Second Scheme which consolidated the Trust's constitution in one document. This permitted the Trust to undertake further 8Ctivities. particularly in the field D* educ3tion,' and to appoint a total of five 3dviser5. In 1997, the Chaiity Commission approved a third Scheme in much the same terrns but with addition81 provisions, namely.. lal subjectto priority forthe promotion of Deliug's warks, the Trust's Object to include any other Brit15h composer born sin 1860 tothe present day with particular preferÈnc@ for contemporaries of Delius." and Ibl the appointment of up to a total of seven adSer5. During the year the trustees were- Martin Williams P3uI Guinery Help Musicians UK During the year Help Musicians UK was represented by one of itstrustees.john Axon. The trustees are responsiblé forthe administration 8nd management of the Trust. They 3re assistÈd by the panel of Advisers. The trustees and Advisers tOEether held three meetings during the year under review. The trustees keep the skill& and experience required on the trustee body under review. Trust polity and guidelines rnav be found Dn the Delius website, www.dellus.or8.uk. The Trust's archives are in the care of the Trust'5 Honorarv Archivist, Dr LKnel Carley. Objectives and Actlvitie5 The Object of the Trust is to promote the works of the composer, Frederick Delius, and subjert thereto the works of any other composer born or at any time perrnanently resident in Great Britain or Ireland from 1860 to the present day with a preference for conternporaries of DÈlius, bv.. 11 recordlngs of every description whether mechanical, elertricèl orelectronic.. 21 the publication and issue of . 811 or any part of the complete works.. 31 the financing and promotion of public concert5 and recitals,. 41 the purchase of letters and manuscripts for theTrusVs 3rchives, and rnemorabilla and ephemera relating to 51 preserving and making avallable to the public, and improving and diffusin8 knowledge, Of Delius's and work5.
The D¢lius Trust Report of the Trustees Icontinuedl Year ended 31st December ZOZO Objectives and Artiwties Icontinuedl The Tru5t'5 IncomÈ 15 applied as follow5.. al by encouraging publishers to update parts and scores to Ègree with the Collerted Edltion and maintaining unmarked parts for use if required,. bl by encoura8ing the av6ilability of historical recording5 and sptsnsorin8 those representing è new generation of Interprete,. cl by acquiring secondary archrve tnaterial 8nd dep051ting the remainin8 primary archive with the British knbrary,- and dl by financing performances of unusual or m3jor bvorks in thè UK and encouraging more pèrtormances in other countrie5, P3rti¢ul4rfythose where the copyright continuÈs to wn. Trustees have defined in detail how theywould fulfil the secondary Object, i.e. the promotion of works by British composers born from 1860 onwards. They decided that in this area they would not, a5 a rule, support individual projects, bJt would consider applications from OrganitionS the objects of which include the promotion of this aa of repertoire. Arti¥ities and Future Plans Inevitsbly, a number of projects to which the Trust had made funding commitments were delayed or cancelled. Of two future opera productlons one was cancelled but È production of Margot13 Rouge at Opera Holland Pad¢ was Postponed until 2022. The Trustees have agreed to honour all eKlStinggrant commitments until pertormances can resurne. Durin8 the long period when perforrnances have not taken place the Trust has continue(I to receive applications and 8rantg have been committed for future projects. Whilst it has not been possible ro hold physical meetings all applications recelvÈd h3ve been seen by the trustees and advisers Hnd consensu5 on sums to be granted was reached As kl8rt of its extended object. the Trust continued to support the Royal Philharmonic Society's annual composltion prize and the core costs ol NMC, a registered d)aritywhich issues recordings of new British Music. The Trust rnainralns an extensive archive of material relating to Deliu5, includin8 scores, letters, images, concert programFnes 3nd other ephemera. It holds 3 larEe library of books, journals, these5 and recordlngs in 3 variety of fomiats. During most of 2020 it was not P055ible to open the archive to researchers. However, HelÈn Faulkner w3S able to work in the Trust office during much of the year and remotely at other times. Many requests forarchive material were 53tisfied by di8it31 means. A planned project to sort and cat?logue major parrs of the collection went ahead with the assist?nce of Katharine HogE. She and Helen F4ulkner were 3ble to work together, in c0vid-e condition5 and ha¥e Continued this project during 2021. The Trustees wlll tontinue to artively promote the music of Ddius by encourayin8 performances, particularW of the tta8e works, and by supporting on-line and other resourcès. Public Benefit The trustees have referred to the charity cornmission Euidance on public benefit 8nd believe thatthe Tru5Vs activrties as outlined in this report contributed to public benefit specifically by the advancement of education In the arts (particularly music), culture. heritèEe and science.
The Delius Tr1 Report of the TrusteÈ5 Iconttnuedl Year endÈd 315t December 2020 Flnantlal Review There are no rÈstrirted or endowment funds. The Trust carriÈ5 Out ne ongoing fund-raislng activity. Following the lapse of the m4jorit¥ of Delius's copyrights. the Trust's incorne from this source has continued to dedine and its income der5 mainly from investments purchased from the Èccumulated Incorne of eèrlieryears. In the year ended 31 December 2020 the Trust's income amounted to £90,27412019." £105.42113nd net expenditure was E68,78112019.. £144,0341. In 2020 the Trust awarded grant5 of £52,64412019.. £104.8291. It should be noted that £29,000 of prioryeèr grants were written b3£k, 50 the net cost In 2020 was £23,644. There were unrealised gains on the investment portfolio of £22,38112019'. unrealisÈd gain5 of £293,455). The Outturn for the year was a net Inflow of funds of £43,87412019 net inflow.. £254,8521. The totsl resources avèilable to the trustees at the year-end were £2.79 million. For over40 years Help Musicran5 UK Iforrnerly the Musicians Benevolent Fund), 3 trustee, provided at¢ommodation at no char8e to the Trust. They ceased thi5 arrangement in 2016, mitigating the finantial effect to the Trust in 2016-18 by making a 8rant towards the cost of renting an office. This ceased in 2019 and since then the Trust has had to meet the full C05t of Its attommodation. The Trust office 15 shared wth the RVW Trust with which St has a licence to sub-let and to which it reimburses office expenses at cost. Invest¢nent Poti¢y The trustees aim to preservÈ a balance between achieving modest Erowth in the Trust's investments and prtrduong income adequate to maintain the desired level of Érant-making. When necessary. invÈstrnent units desl8ned forgrowth will be sold ro providÈ income above the level produced by income units. Reserve$ Pollev The Trust'5 acctsmulated reserves are invested mainly in common investmeni fund5 Icollective vehicles deslsned spÈcific311y for charltie51 managed by C3zenove Ischroderl and by Newton, a 5ub5idiary of The Bank of New York Mellon Q>rporatk?n. Two investments (ln propeny cotnmon investment funds, also designed expre55ly for£hariiiesl totallin8 E93,73912019.. £97,31, are managed directly by the trustees. The level of grant-rnakin8 Is essent1311y demand-led and can vary con%derably from year to ye3r. The trustees do not aim to increase the Bmount held a5 reserves and are happy to reduce reserves when it is appropriate to do so. They hève a policy of keeping sufficient cash hoidin8S to cover short to tnedium term commitment5. Fundrai$ing 5iTh¢e the Trust's income 15 deriveil from pèrforrning rSghts of Frederick Deliu5's comptrsitions and investment income, it doe5 not undertake fundraising achvities,. it is nevertheless mindful of the Code issued by the Fundraising Regulator. Copyrl6ht Although in the maln copyright in Deliu5's composition5 published duiin8 his lifetlme e¥pired on 31 December 21i04, the situation is compllcatÈd by the protection accorded to posthJmou5 publications. copyright extensions for war ye8rs in France and Italy, and the posltion in the USA. In order to help clarify the position, the Trust has published a detailed summary on the Deliu5 website at www.delius.org.uk.
The Oeliu5 Trust Report of the Trustees IcontiThuedl Yea* ended 315t December 2020 Grants The Erant5 made m8y be Érouped underthe following heading5 and more details of them is shown in Annexes l and 2 3t the end of the accounts a¢£ornpanying this report. 2020 1019 Publicatiun5 Performances Perform3ncÈs written back BOO and rn4nuscnpts Extended objects 1,038 38,234 129,LNJOI 10,372 3,000 10,554 81,450 15001 9,825 3,000 28,644 104.329 HeritsEe •issÈts The trustees have accumulated a collection of books, p3rnphlets, manuscripts, photographs, paintings and other items onnected with Frederick Delius and his contemporaries. The trustees consider that the maintenance of such a collection is an integral part of their primary obiettive and that a formal valuation would not be a good use of charitv re50urce5. The collection 15 available fer study (by prior arrangement with the Secretary), and from time to time items are loaned to museum5, art galleries ad Similar organisations for public display. Rlsk Management ThÈ major risks to which the charity is exposed. as identified by the trustees, have been reviewed ènd systems have been e5t3blished ro mitigate those risks. Robust banking and other financial procedures are In place and grants ère closely tnoriitored to manage the main risk of misappropriation of the charitfs funds. As noted beluw, these accounts are approved during a period of ton5iderable uncertainty for both Inflow and outFIow of funds. However, through appropriate consideration of risks as part of its normal risk tnanagement process, the trustees consider it appropriate forthe going concern basis to be adopted, as In prevlous years. for these accounts. Golng Con¢¢rn and COVID-19 These accounts cover a period during which there was much uncertainty as the result of the international spread of the Covid-19 virus. Onty a few works by Deliu5 remain in topyright so the fall in income from royalties was not sienificant. Investment incgme dSd not f311 as far as had bee anticipated and it has continued to hold up well in 2021. The Trustees are ionfident that they have sufficient cash holdings to enable grants to be paid during 2021 and in subsequent ye3rs without the need to sell Investments. Vote ofThanks The trusteÈs would like to record their thanks to the Trusvs advisor5 and to its Secretary, Helen Faulkner, for all that they did for Deliu5 3nd for the frust during the year.
The Deliu5Trust Report of thèTrustees Icontinuedl Year ended 31st Decernber 2020 Statement of Trustees, Responsibillties The Trustees are reouired to prepare financi41 statements for each finanoal year whlch give a true and fair view of the State of affair5 of the Trust and of Its surplu5 or deficit for that period. In préparing those financial statements, the Trustees are required to.. selert suitsble accounting policies and then applythem consistentlv, make jud8emÈnts and estimates that are rea50nable and prudent, observe the meth5 and prin¢iples in the Charities SORP, state whether applicable accounting standards have been followed, subject to any matÈrial departures disclosed and eKplained in the financial statements, and prepare the financial statements on the going concem b0515 unless it is inappropriate to presume that the Trust will continue in business. The Trustees are responsible for kÈeping proper accounting records which disclose with reasDnable accuracy at anv time the financial position of the Trust, The Trustee5 are also responsible for safeguarding the as*et5 of the Trust and hence for taking reasonèble Steps ftsr the prevention and detection of fraud and other irregularitie5. Approved by the Trustees on............. 2021 Paul Guinery Trustee and Chairman Martin B M Williarns TNstÈe
INOEPENDENT EXAMINER S REPORT to ihe TN5tees of The Delius Trust Year ended 31st December 2020 I reportto the TrustÈes on my examination of the accounts of the Delius Trust (the Trust) forthe year ended 31 December 2D20. Re5pon51bilitie5 and ba515 of report As the charity trustees of the Trust you are responsible for the preparation of the a¢rounts In accordan wrf(h the requirement5 of the Charitie5 Act 20111'the Act'l. Having Satisfied myself that the accounts of the Trust are not required to be audited under the Act £nd are eligible for IndÈpendent exèminètion. I report in respect of my examination of your charity's accounts carried out undpr section 145 of thÈ Charities Att 20111'the 2011 Act'l. In carryin8 Out my examination I have followed the Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145151 Ibl of the 2011 Art. Independent examlner'5 Statement I have tornpleted my examination. I confirm that no matters have come to my attention In £onnection with the examination 8lv5ng tne cause to believe.. accounting records were not kept in respect of the Trust as required by section 130of the Act,. or the accounts do not accord with those retords.. or 3. the accounts do not comply with the applicable requirements concerninE the form and content 03ccount5 set out in the Charlties (Accounts and Reportsl Regulations 2008 other than any requirementthat the accounts give a 'true and fair view which is not a matter considered as part of an independent exatnination., or 4. the accounts have not been prepared In accordance with the method5 and principles of the Statement of Recommended Practice for accounting and reporting by charities applicable to charlties preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Stand3rd applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021. I have no concerns and have mme acr055 no other matters in connection with the examinion to which attention should be drawn in thls rÈport in orderto enable a proper understanding olthe accounts to be reached. Jane Askew ACA Haysmacintyre LLP. 10 Queen Street Place London EC4R IAG Date 28 September 2021
The DeFiu5 Twust Statement of Financial Activities lineluding an income and expendlturÈ accountl Year ended 315t December 2020 Note Unrestrlrted 2020 Unrestrlrted 2019 Income from.. Charitable artlvltles.. Royalties and performing ri8ht fees Voluntary income Investments 12,632 13.951 77.642 91,480 Total income 90,274 105,431 Expendlture on.. Charitable activities.. 68,781 144,034 Total expendture 68.781 4,034 G8in / Ilo551 on investment 4ssets 22,381 293,455 Net mo¥ement ITr funds 41.874 2S4,852 Total funds brought forward 12 2,747,679 2,492,827 Total carried forward 2,791,553 2,747,679 All transaitiOn5 derive from continuSng 8rtivities. All recognised 8alns and losses a included in the Statement of Financial Activities.
Th* Delius Trust B31aThce Sheet Year ended 315t December 20ZO 2020 2019 ote Fixed assets Investments 2,736,558 2.714,177 CurreN assets Debtor5 Bank balances io 222,410 222.410 269,652 269.652 Current liabilities Creditors- amounts falling due wlthin one year 1167,4151 1236,1501 Net current assets 54,995 33.502 Total net ass$ 2.791.553 2,747,679 Vnrestrlded lund5 2.791,553 2,747.679 These accounts were approved and authorised for ssue by the Board of theTrusteès on 2021 and were slEned below on its behalF by-. PÈVI Guinery Trustee and Chairman Martin Williams Trustee
The Deliu$Trust Notes to the financial statements Year ended 31st December 2020 Accounting Politles The principal 3ccounting policies adopted, judgement5 and key sourtÈs of estimation uncertainty In the pparati0Th of the financial staternent5 are as follows.. General Informatiot) and ba515 of preparation of ac¢out)ts The financial staternents have been prepared in accordance with 'Accounting and Reporting by Charlties.. Staternent of recommended practice applic3ble to the charities preparing their acceunts in accordance with the FinanclÈl Reportingstandard 3pplicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS1021" (Effective l January 20191 (Charities SORP IFR51021. the Financial Rewrting Standards applicab in the UK and Republit of ITe13nd IFRS 1021. Delius Trust meets the deflnition of a public benefit entity under FRS 102. set5 and liabilities a initial recognised ht historical cost or transèttion value unle55 Dtherwise stated in the relevanr acttsunting policv notelsl. Going concern The Tru5tee5 have assessed the Charit¢s requirements for the foreseeèble future, including any likely grant request5, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, as disclosed In the Trusiees, report on page 5. It is unclear what thÈ medium-tÈrrn outlook for investment perform3nce is likely to be. however the Trustees have taken a consetvative approèch to budgering and will continue to 355es5 the situation as it develop5. Fund actountinz Unrestricted funds comprise accumulated surpluse5 and deficits on general funds. They are available for use at the disuetion of the Trustees in furtherance of the ch3riVs general charitable objectives. Intome Income rÈpre5ents the total Income receivable duringthe year, comprising royaltEs, performinE right fees and inve5trnent income. All incow* is recognised once the charity has entitlÈtnent to the resources. it Is probable that the re50ur£e5 will be received and the monètary value of incoming resourtes can be measured with sufficient Expenditure Liabilities are recogni5ed as resourtès expended as soon as there is a legal orcon5trurtive obliEation committing thÈ ch8rity to the expenditure. All expenditure Is atcounted for on an accruals basi5 arid has been classified under heading5 thèt aggregate 311 costs related to the catègory. Grants are Included in the period of accoijnt when they are actU311y approved at a meetlng of the Trustees. Charitable artivity costs include costs ès50C13ted with grant rrakin8. promotion of the works of the composerand hi5 contemporaries, researth and archlving. Support costs comprise services identifiable as wholly or mainly in support of ch3rit?ble wrposes. Governance costs Governante costs comprise all costs Involving the publir 3ccountability of the charity and its compllance wth re8ul3tion and good prartice. These costs include independent examination and legal fees. io
The Delius Trust Notes to the fjnantlal statements Icontinuedl Year ended 315t Pecember2020 eritage assets In accordance with the SORP depreciation has been allocated on all classes of tangible fixed a55ets except those classified as Heritage A55ets. Inve5tffjents Investments are Shown in the fin3ncial statÈtnents at rnarkÈt value. Movements in the market value of investments are shown as unreali5ed gain511055es in the Statement of Financi31 Activitiès. Fund acwuntirbg Unrestricted funds comprise accumu13ted surpluse5 and deficits on general fund5. They are available for use at the discretion of the Trustees in furtherance of the charity'5 general charitable oblectSves. Estimates and judgements Estimate5 and judgetrents are continually evèluèted and are ba5Èd on historical Èxperience and tstherfactors, ncluding expertations of futuro events that are believed to bè re450nable under the circumstances. Although these estimatÈ5 are based on the trustee's best knowledge of the 3mount, events or actions, attual results ultimately differfrom these e5tirnates. TheTru5tee5 do not considerthere tts be anyesiimates and judgements. Financlal instrument The charity only has financial a55ets and financial liabillties of a kind that qualify a5 baslc financial instruments. Basic financial instrurnents. including tr?de and tstherdebtors and creditors are initialty recognised attr3n5aCtion value and subsequently measured at their 5ettlementvalue. The portfolio of investments hÈld by the ch8rity 15 li
The Delius Trust Note5 to the financial statements Icontinuedl Year ended 31st December 2020 2 Royalt$ and perlorniing right fees 2020 2019 Perforrning Right Society Mechanical Copyright Protection Society Boosey & Hawkes Other royalties 3.443 3.000 691 5,738 4,522 3,421 5,768 12,632 13,951 3 Voluntary income 2020 2019 Donations 4 Investment incame 2020 2019 Newton Investment managern1 Cazenove Ischrodersl Investrnent Management Property funds Interest on ta5h depDsics 28.835 44,475 1,908 2.424 40.922 46.011 1,602 2,945 77,642 91,430 S Chariiable Actfj¥rties 2020 2019 Grarit5 awarded (note 61 Management & administration Adw50rs' fees and expenses Archivisvs feÉ5 and expenses Secretarial services Office expenses Website, advertisinE & promotion Accountanty Governance Independent examinerfs remuneration Trustee expenses Meeting Éxpenses & hospitalty 23,644 104,329 4,592 1.913 18,847 15,584 303 1,340 3.310 2.444 14,450 13,248 1,597 1,260 2,400 2,280 741 375 158 68.781 144,034 12
The Oeliu5 Trust Note$ to the financlal statrments Icontinuedl Year ended 31st December 2020 6 GraTrls and other paynlents rrbade In pursuance of the objects of the Tf115t 2020 2019 Publications Publications- written back Performances PÈrforman£es- written back Books and manuscripts Extended objects 1,038 10,554 38,234 129,0001 10,372 81,450 15001 9,825 23,644 104.329 A list of grants awarded is shown in Annexe l at the end of thÈ* accounts. 7 Trustees, rernuneration and e¥penses ND remunerètion was paid or is payabk either directly or indirectlyfor the year to anytrustee or to any person or persons known to be connected with any of them. Trustee5 were reimbursed £0 of expenses in respect of the yèarto 31 Decernber 202012019.. £1131. 8 Related party transa¢tiOnS No Trustee or other person related to the charity had any personal Interest in any contract or transaction entered into by the charity during the year12019'. none). 9 Investments 2020 2019 Market value Èt 1st JanLry Additions L)isp05a Netgainsl11055esl on revalu2rign 2,714,177 2,520,722 1100.0001 293,455 22,381 Market value at 31st December 2.736.558 2.714.177 Historical cott 1,540,590 1,540,590 Marketvalue represented bv= Newton Investment Management Caienove Ischroderl Investment Management Propèrty Fund investments 1,467,686 1,175,133 93,739 1,475,564 1,141,223 97,390 2,736,558 2.714,177 13
The Delius Trnst Notes toihe financial ststemÈnts Icontinu*dl Year ended 315t December 2020 10 Debtors 2020 2019 Otherdebto 11 Credltors= amounts laifing due within one y¢#r 2020 2019 Trade creditors Accruals Grants payable 2.852 2,220 162,343 630 2,220 233,300 167,415 236.150 Grants brou8ht fOard Grants committed in the year Grants paid in the year 233,300 52,644 1123,6011 204,450 104,829 175,9791 Grants outStandin8 162,343 233,300 A list of grants outst3rTrding is shown in Annexe 2 at the end of these accounts. 11 5taternent of fund5 2020 8rou8ht lorward Income Expen$e5 Transfers & yins Carfed forward Unre5trirted funds 2,747,679 90,274 168.7811 22.381 2,791,553 Total ftsnds 2.747.679 90.274 168,7811 22,381 2.791,553 2019 rought lorward Expense5 Transfers & losses Carried forwa¥d Unrestricted fvnds 2.492,827 105,431 1144.0341 293,455 2,747,679 Total funds 2.492,8Z7 105,431 1144,0341 293,45S 2.747,679 14
The DeliusTiust Notesto the finaneial statements Icontinuedl Yearended 31st Decembei 2020 13 Analy5i5of netassets between funds Total fund5 2020 Total funds 2019 Investments Current assets 2.736.558 222,410 1167,4151 2,714,177 269,652 1236,1501 2.791,553 2,747.679 14 Total flnan¢lal instruments Financial instrument5 held at 310etember are.. 2020 2019 2,736,558 2.714,177 Financial assÈts held at amortised cost Financial liabilities held at amortised cost 167,415 236,ISO Is
The DeliusTrust Annèxe l. Grants Awarded Year end@d 31st Decernber 2020 2020 2019 Publicatlons Dr Fr3ncesJones Wega Ver1ag Chris Beetles Gallery 600 438 554 10,000 1.038 10.554 PerfofmarKes and Rerordin Cambridee Music Festival 2021 Monteverdi Choir WueT2burg 15,000 8.543 8,OLhJ Villiers Quartet Madeleine Mitchell North Wiltshire Symphony Orche5tr8 Watford Symphony Orche5trè Banbury Symphony Orchestra Edward Rvshton EnElish National Oper Bach Choir Royal Philharmonic Orchestr South Florida Symphonyorchestra Gloucester Music Society Mikhail Mishchenko Sampson Orchestra Epsom Swnphony Orchestra Nicola Hands & Jonathan Pease Sevenoak5 Symphony Orchestra Lambeth Orchestra 1,200 1,000 1,000 500 491 250 40,CQO 10,000 10,000 10,000 2.000 1,300 I,wo 500 500 400 38,234 81,450 Extended Objects Royal Philharmonic Society 3.000 3.000 3.0 3,0 16
The DellusTrust Annexe l- Grants Awarde Yearended 31st December 2020 2020 2019 Books, Manuxripts, ett. Archive items from Colin Coleman 10.372 9.825 10.372 9.825 Less.. Erants written back Deliu5 Society 129,Otoi ISDDI Totsl Erants awarded In the year 23,644 104,329 17
The Dellus Trust Annexe l- Grants OutstsndinK Year ended 31st December 2020 2020 2019 Performarbce5 and Re¢ordin85 Opera Holland Park English National Opera Northern Opera Group Delius Society Cambridge Music Festival 2021 Royal Philh4rmonic Orchestra uth Florida Symphony Orchestra Monteverdi Choir Wurtbur8 NMC Recordings Philharmonic Chèmber Orchestra of London DÈliu5 Soclèty- joint Webte & promotion Guiting Music Festwal Sampson Orchestra Watford Symphony Orchestrè Banbury Symphony Orchestra Chri5 Beetles Gallery Epsom Symphony Orchestra Nicola H3nds & Jonathan Pease 50.000 40,000 I,000 40,000 23,000 24.000 16,CKJO 15,000 10,000 10.000 8,543 5,000 2,000 I,s 1,5 1.300 I.ooD 10,000 io,ooo ID,000 2,ofKI 1,5QO 1,300 10,000 1.000 500 Total OUading 162.343 233,300 18