Ghanaian international music maestro Patrick Chordson Moore is making a significant contribution to the creative industry through a transformative 5-week music workshop and concert series at Victory Centre International, London, while calling for bigger collaborations to empower UK-based creatives.
The program, climaxing with a grand live concert by the maestro himself on 4th September 2026, has empowered UK-based musicians, vocalists, and music directors with world-class skills in live music direction, production, arrangement and performance excellence.
With many songs produced, 200+ platforms played and over 50 artist collaborations, Chordson, who emerged in 2009 with the acclaimed PL Crew, is leveraging his expertise to empower the UK creative sector. He is renowned for his direction of the Oki Sekum Concert and his acclaimed albums “Kingdom Sound” and “Path to Peace”.
Speaking in London, Chordson highlighted his contribution and vision: “My presence in London is not just to perform, but to contribute meaningfully to the UK creative industry which is one of the most vibrant in the world. Over these 5 weeks, I have had the privilege of pouring my years of experience into UK creatives, sharing Ghanaian excellence and global best practices to empower them for the next level.“
“I am hopeful for bigger collaborations within the UK creative industry. My goal is to partner with institutions, churches, music schools and creative organizations across the UK to create more platforms that will empower UK creatives, foster cultural exchange, and create opportunities for emerging talents to thrive professionally.”
According to leaders at Victory Centre International, London, Chordson’s contribution has been transformative, raising the bar for musical excellence and inspiring UK creatives to pursue global standards.
As part of his long-term commitment to empowering the UK creative industry, Chordson announced plans to institutionalize the program: “In partnership with Victory Centre International, we hope to host this workshop and concert at least twice every year, and open doors for bigger UK-wide collaborations that will empower creatives and strengthen Ghana-UK creative ties.
