MUSIC:ED NEWS
Editorial
UK Government has wilfully thrown the live music sector under the big red Brexit bus
With its tunnel-visioned dogma of 'taking back control' of borders at all costs, the Tories' handling of artist access after the UK's departure from the EU shows an unacceptable level of contempt for the music profession. Musicians on both sides of the Channel deserve better
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Association of Independent Music extends Anglo-Latin American connections
AIM, the Association of Independent Music, is working with the British Council to oversee the first online version of the Council’s Selector PRO programme connecting UK music professionals with their counterparts across South America
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Youth Music urges more people to apply for Incubator grants
With the 5 February deadline looming, Youth Music is urging music organisations to get applications in for the Incubator Fund, which is offering grants of up to £30,000
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Naxos Music Box offered free for classical lockdown learning
Naxos Music Box, the new educational package created by the Naxos Music Library for Key Stage 2 and 3 UK students, has been made available free to schools until 12 February 2021
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