MUSIC:ED NEWS
Editorial
The arts sector should take the reins of recovery
Lord Neil Mendoza’s recent talk at the 2020 Creative Coalition Festival highlighted a problem that has dogged arts education for decades: how do you quantify its value?
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Streetwise Opera seeks Chair of Trustees
Streetwise Opera, the UK charity that uses music to inspire and empower people recovering from homelessness, is seeking a Trustee and a new Chair of Trustees for its board
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The Rattle opens creative space in Los Angeles
One of Los Angeles longest-running film studios is seeing a new lease of life as a production, business and innovation hub for music collective The Rattle
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Steinberg releases Cubase 11
German music software giant Steinberg has launched the eleventh version of digital audio workstation, Cubase
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Orchestras For All offers state schools free online support
The UK music education charity Orchestras for All has offered its Modulo Programme to UK secondary state schools free of charge for the coming year
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First round of Youth Music Incubator Fund beneficiaries announced
The first round of Youth Music’s Incubator Fund grants has been revealed and 31 creative organisations will receive up to £30,000 to help tackle inequality in the music industry
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London’s Guildhall expands its online short course programme
As the arts education sector continues to react to the pandemic, the Guildhall School of Music and Drama has launched seven online short courses to its offering
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Rockschool launches online learning platform for teachers
Rockschool (RSL Awards) has developed a brand new platform for teachers to support their online work. The RSL Learning Platform allows teachers to assign tasks to their students, giving learners increased focus and more precise feedback
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Help Musicians opens three doors to funding
The UK independent charity Help Musicians has launched three new routes to funding for musicians suffering loss of income in the current crisis
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Sunak’s self-employment support is a short-term panacea
The UK Chancellor of the Exchequer doubled the support for freelance workers from 40 percent of average trading profits following the announcement of the second lockdown in England
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Teaching music goes on(line) at the Southeast Asia Music Academy conference
Representatives from ABRSM (Associated Board of Royal Schools of Music) and Trinity College London are among those gathering online for the Southeast Asia Music Academy's inaugural event
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The professional opera community unites under Opera UK
Covid-19 has precipitated the launch of a new group to unite the forces of professional opera in the UK and sixteen major opera companies have invested in it
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Abbey Road launches scholarships for young black British students
The Abbey Road Institute at the famous recording studios in North London has launched a scholarship programme to fund two black British students on their Advanced Diploma in Music Production and Sound Engineering course
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