

ORTE Inspire Short-term Program
Cultivating artistry, intellect, humanity, and global vision through music.
ORTE Inspire Short-Term Program is a short-term program for young people aged 6–19, designed to foster creativity, empathy, and independent thinking in the age of AI.
Through direct engagement with world-class artists, institutions, and practitioners, participants explore meaningful ideas, exchange perspectives with peers from diverse cultural backgrounds, and cultivate the human-centered mindset and global outlook essential for the future.
DISCOVER
Understand how it is made
Special factory lecture by techinicians
by Steinway Piano London
by Royal Academy of Music Strings Workshop
EXPERIENCE
Step inside the
world of performance
Royal Albert Hall, rehearsal observation
Royal Opera House backstage
UNDERSTAND
Connect music with
history and society
Royal College of Music Museum History Lecture
Listening Beyond Music: Sound & Perception
- Inspired by the work of Prof. Eric Clarke,
Emeritus Professor of Music, University of Oxford.
Royal Drury Lane West End Theatre backstage

MUSIC



CONNECT
Meet the world
through music
“Pursuing Dreams Through the Arts” session with West End artist and International artist

SENSE
Feel music beyond hearing
Sound x Taste sensory workshop
- The world-class pastry collaboration

CREATE
Express your voice
Daily reflection & dialogue sessions
International music friendship,
Japan "Ambassador" future program
Exploring session, the sounds around us
Final artistic expression process

ORTE Inspire Program - Two Pathways, One shared Experience
For Discovery Pathway - All the Activities and UK Arts Award Qualification for all instrumentalists, regardless of musical experience
Small-group learning, Direct engagement with world-class artists and institutions
For Performance Pathway - All the Activities and UK Arts Award Qualification + 2 individual lessons + Performance
for 3 Violinists, 3 Pianists, 3 Young Pianists
ORTE does not aim to simply give young people “answers.”

Instead, it aims to cultivate the ability to:
・ask questions,
・feel deeply,
・think independently,
・understand others,
・and connect those experiences to the world around them.


ORTE is not simply an overseas study tour or a music experience programme.
It is an international cultural education programme designed to cultivate cultural understanding, sensitivity, creativity, and independent thinking through music. Here it explains how ORTE differs from conventional music education and overseas experience programmes.
The 2026 Summer Edition
July 27 mon - July 30 thu, 2026 in London
- Join ORTE 2026 for Discovery Pathway (limited places now) : Click Here -
Applications for the Performance Pathway are now closed and the programme has reached full capacity.
27th, 28th, 29th - 10:00-17:00 (Lunch provided)
30th - 11:30-19:00 (Afternoon meal provided)
Closing Concert Ceremony - 17:00-19:00 (16:30 Door Open)
Discovery Pathway : 600£ / Performance Pathway 800£, 700£
Professors, Artists

©︎Roger Harris

Prof. Julian Jacobson
Chairman of Beethoven Piano Soceity
For Pianists' Lessons
Prof. Levon Chillingerian
Leader of the Chilingirian Quartet
For Violinists' Lessons


Eri Yamamoto
International Pianist, Accompanist
For Young Pianists' Lessons
For Violinist Accompaniment
Hideko Maxwell Stuart
World-renowned Pastry Chef
For Sound x Taste Workshop
Artists


Venues



Owen Ho
Composer
For Nextone Workshop, History
Saori Oda
Broadway Musical Actor
For Discussion
St. Marylebone Parish Church
For Concert, Closing Celemony
Royal Academy of Music
For Lectures, Lessons, Reflections
Queenborough Hall
For Discussion Session
For Workshops, Educational Experiences
Steinway Piano London / Royal Opera House / Royal Albert Hall / Royal Drury Lane Theatre / Royal College of Music
Lunch, Afternoon meal Providers : The Cedar restaurant, The Rice Boy, The Gail's
Future Opportunities - 'Ambassador' programme
Participants of the workshop are invited to join the Japan Share Program as ambassadors at no additional cost.
In the Japan Share Program, participants may take part in workshops, performances, and talks at schools and public facilities across Japan.