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I can compose: my journey to creating a composition website

Winners of the 2018 Stelios Award for Disabled Entrepreneurs (Rachel Shapey and Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou on the right)

Composing, songwriting and arranging, Features, Magazine, Music industry and business, Performing, Students, Teachers, Technology, UK and Ireland, World

15/02/2019

Embracing digital innovation in music tuition management

Paritor digital innovation in music services

Features, Magazine, Music industry and business, Opinion, Students, Technology, UK and Ireland

18/01/2019

Interactive Musical Participation: a research performance

Interactive Musical Participation in action – the band on stage during the Harrow showcase

Composing, songwriting and arranging, Features, Jobs and careers, Magazine, Music industry and business, Performing, Policy and research, Students, Teachers, UK and Ireland, World

13/01/2019

Blog: Steven Berryman on research-informed music teaching

Header photo: Steven Berryman conducting Haydn’s ‘Farewell’ Symphony (November 2016) © Clive Totman

Composing, songwriting and arranging, Features, Magazine, Performing, Policy and research, Students, Teachers, UK and Ireland, World

02/01/2019

Introducing Tri-borough Music Hub (TBMH)

Young brass players at TBMH

Diversity, equity and inclusion, Features, Magazine, Teachers, UK and Ireland

30/11/2018

Poorer children priced out of learning instruments but school music programmes benefit the wider community

Young violinist

Features, Magazine, UK and Ireland

18/11/2018

One Day One Choir: A Global Choral Project for Peace

Ganapathy Temple London Peace event for One Day One Choir 2017

Features, Magazine, UK and Ireland

13/09/2018

Arts Council England’s approach to early music education

Darren Henley at Triborough Music Hub, September 2018

Advocacy, surveys & petitions, Diversity, equity and inclusion, Features, Funding, Magazine, Performing, Policy and research, Teachers, UK and Ireland

10/09/2018

A Safe Space for musicians: #metoo and the MU

Naomi Pohl

Features, Magazine, Students, UK and Ireland

05/09/2018

Will the Greater Bay Area initiative boost Hong Kong’s opera sector?

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Asia, Features, Magazine, Performing, Students, World

31/08/2018

My journey to historical flutes: Rosie Bowker

Rosie Bowker

Features, Magazine, Performing, UK and Ireland

01/08/2018

Prepare for fireworks – the Asian music scene is exploding

Maison Book Girl on the Clash stage at the 2018 Great Escape festival © Mike Massaro

Asia, Features, Magazine, Piano & keyboard, UK and Ireland, World

04/07/2018

Global Creative and Cultural Industries: the MA for tomorrow’s cultural workers

Tiruvalluvar

Features, Magazine, Students

08/06/2018

The Cambridge, Massachusetts, music school with a social mission

Side by Side participants at Longy © Dan Busler

Features, Magazine, Students

07/05/2018

To infinity and beyond… Skoogmusic goes global!

Pupils at a UK school for children with Special Educational Needs using Skoog in a lesson

Features, Interviews, Magazine

17/04/2018

From team-building to wellbeing: the power of music in the workplace

Header photo: Stix Music Founder, Duncan McKee, ran this TEDx session in Ubud, Bali, in 2014 © Viktor Prushenov

Features, Health & wellbeing, Magazine

28/03/2018

Songs to save lives

Participants in It’s CPR activities © Portsmouth Music Hub

Features, Magazine, Students

05/03/2018

Song and protest: Festival of Voice returns to Wales’ Music City

Nadine Shah © Anna Victoria Best

Features, Magazine

26/02/2018