Queen Maxima of the Netherlands was in Westergasfabriek Amsterdam for the celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Leerorkest(Learing-orchestra). She was joined by 1088 children from grades 7 and 8 of primary schools in Amsterdam playing with Dutch Philharmonic Orchestra | Dutch Chamber Orchestra and the choir of the National Opera - Dutch National Opera during an anniversary concert. Queen Máxima is honorary chairman of the platform ambassadors Get more Music in the Classroom.

Tuesday March 1, 2016, Her Royal Highness Princess Mary received at the Elisabeta Palace, visit dependent child Concordia Humanitarian Organization. On this occasion, HRH children offered trinkets made by them.

They receive daily food, hygiene materials - health, welfare and medical services. Children and young people go to school and enjoy school activities: folk dance classes and ballroom dancing, karate and musical instruments.

Concordia Humanitarian Organisation is an independent, nongovernmental and non-profit active internationally, whose mission is to support families in difficulty and (re) integration of social (family, school, work) for children, youth and adults, to independent living and responsible.

For 25 years in Romania Concordia helped over 4,500 children and young people, and protects more than 500 children and young people in its homes and dwellings in Bucharest, Ploiesti and Aricestii Rahtivani, Prahova County.

In 2015, Her Royal Highness Princess Mary took upon the High Patronage of Concordia Humanitarian Organization.
Photo Credits: Romania Regala

Princess Marie is in the Danish self-governing archipelago Faroe Island to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Faroe Autism Society as the patron of Danish Autism Foundation.
Autism is above average levels of the world among Faroe community and World Autism Foundation makes research on autism genetics in this country.
On arrival Her Royal Highness was wearing Ralph Lauren Satchel Bag

Ahead of its official opening, Prince Charles was able to be deliver on Monday a very private tour of the exhibition "Delacroix and the Rise of Modern Art" presented by the National Gallery. The opportunity to learn that the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II has a new role in this prestigious museum.

Being a prince reserve some privileges like one can discover in preview exposure as has been the case this February 15th for the Prince of Wales. While the vast retrospective of Eugène Delacroix in the National Gallery in London opens its doors on Wednesday, February 17. The few pictures immortalizing this very private visit show how Charles, who himself wields the brush, seemed interested in the work of this major artist of French painting of the nineteenth century and how this champion of romanticism influenced subsequent generations . Such is indeed the purpose of this exhibition jointly organized by the National Gallery and the Minneapolis Institute of Art called "Delacroix and the Rise of Modern Art" ( "Delacroix and the rise of modern art").

Referring visit, supporting photographs, the official Twitter account of Clarence House - the official residence of the Prince of Wales and his wife the Duchess of Cornwall Camilla- took the opportunity to make an announcement. The heir to the British Throne has been named Royal Patron of the National Gallery and it is the first royal patronage for this institution.

On February 11th, Her Majesty Queen Silvia in a sapphire blue suit accessorized with a red scarf patterned with yellow, white and blue motif inaugurated the new building of a children's hospital in Stockholm.
The Queen is patron of Ersta diakonia
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On Tuesday January 12th Their Majesties King Gustaf and Queen Silvia attended a meeting with Royal Palace Music's artistic director Anna Eklund-Tarantino and board member Vincent Hashmi at the Royal Palace.
During the meeting, The King and Queen was given information about last year festival that took place in September 2015 and about the Young Music at the Castle, which starts on 18 January.

The King is the Patron to Royal Palace Music.

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Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge was on Tuesday, December 15 at the Anna Freud Centre in London, to attend the Christmas party.

She had already visited the Anna Freud Centre in Islington in the north of the London in the month of September, for his first official meeting after maternity leave taken for the birth of Princess Charlotte. This center is a place of research, training and mental health treatment of children and adolescents, closely associated with the University College London (UCL) and the University of Yale.

On Tuesday, the Duchess had the opportunity to meet all the children of the association. She moved to a table to prepare decorations, before using a djembe - an African drum - for a joyous musical session.

Like the first time, Kate went alone in the Anna Freud Centre for "its work in the mental health of the child." An issue that is particularly close to his heart. Last February, the Duchess Catherine urged, via video, all parents of the kingdom to help child victims of psychological trauma for the association "Place2Be" which she is the godmother/Patron.
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