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How music can transform the lives of refugees
Sydney-based Music for Refugees and Melbourne’s RISE Refugees, Survivors and Ex-Detainees serve the needs of Australia's refugees with a range of music…
Opinion: Can music produce the world’s next Einstein?
Music teachers today are under more pressure than ever to demonstrate how the arts remain relevant in a STEM-focused world. But how do we separate fact from…
What are music hubs? A MUSIC:ED explainer
To an outside observer of the music education system in England, the world of music (education) hubs (or are they music services?) is confusing, to say the…
The free and secure BandLab for Education DAW: five tips to get started
Jessica Vas introduces the free Digital Audio Workstation from BandLab
Hong Kong String Orchestra’s ‘Light of Hope’ music training programme
Hong Kong String Orchestra's programme is Hong Kong's first structured music education scheme for underprivileged students led by professional musicians,
Rehearsal spaces? There’s an app for that!
Finding, booking and managing rehearsal rooms now has a high-tech solution. MUSIC:ED talks to Gabriel Isserlis, founder of Tutti, ‘the Airbnb for creative…
Royal Opera House Youth Opera Company
The Royal Opera House’s Youth Opera Company is a 50-strong group of diverse, talented children aged nine to 13 years old.
Bryn Terfel discusses The Flying Dutchman
Bass-baritone Bryn Terfel discusses the complexities of The Dutchman and working with conductor Andris Nelsons in Tim Albery's production of The Flying…
The Belt and Road World Choir Festival: looking back, looking forward
The inaugural Belt and Road World Choir Festival, which took place in Hong Kong in July 2018, was programmed and presented by the World Youth and Children…
Introducing The King’s Singers
The King's Singers are coming to Hong Kong in July where they are Resident Artists of the 2019 World Youth & Children’s Choir Festival. Brian Chiu, from…