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Mental Well-Being Guaranteed – the Music in Africa Conference in Accra, Ghana

FRA from Ghana delivered an astonishing performance at ACCES 2019 © Stephan Eicke

Advocacy, surveys & petitions, Africa, Composing, songwriting and arranging, Diversity, equity and inclusion, Features, Music industry and business, Performing

20/01/2020

Old Musicians Never Die. They Just Become Holograms

Buddy Holly revived as a hologram for a show in Los Angeles © Jeff Minton for The New York Times

Features, Music industry and business, US & Canada

10/01/2020

5 things you need to know for your DIY music release

MU guide

From the web, Guides, Jobs and careers, Music industry and business, UK and Ireland

02/01/2020

Arts Council England chair: organisation to prioritise support for early stage writers, artists, composers

Arts Council boss vows more funding for those at early stages of career

From the web, Funding, Interviews, Jobs and careers, News, Policy and research, UK and Ireland

02/01/2020

Eight daily practice reminders for 2020

Piano and pianist

Guides, Health & wellbeing, Performing, Piano & keyboard, Resources, Sponsored, Students, Teachers

27/12/2019

Why it’s time to rethink TV talent shows

Matt Griffiths, CEO of Youth Music

Advocacy, surveys & petitions, Diversity, equity and inclusion, Features, Jobs and careers, Music industry and business, Opinion, Performing

10/12/2019
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Scales and arpeggios – love them or hate them?

Piano and pianist

Guides, Health & wellbeing, Performing, Piano & keyboard, Resources, Sponsored, Students, Teachers

02/12/2019

Indonesian charm

Melanie Spanswick with piano pupils in Indonesia

Features, Performing, Piano & keyboard, Sponsored, Students, Teachers

19/11/2019

On the ground in Hong Kong: noodles and tunes

Apartments in Hong Kong

Asia, Features, Students

07/11/2019

Five tips to improve your piano playing

Piano and pianist

Guides, Health & wellbeing, Performing, Piano & keyboard, Resources, Sponsored, Students, Teachers

30/10/2019

Interview: Pete West, retired Head of Camden Music Service

Celebrations at the end of the 2018 Camden Schools' Music Festival at the Royal Albert Hall – over 2,000 children from primary, secondary and special schools perform together at Camden Music Services' flagship events

Interviews, Magazine, Performing, Students, Teachers, UK and Ireland

07/10/2019

Rhythm of Freedom – musical pathways for prisoners in Malaysia

A Rhythm of Freedom music class at Sekolah Henry Gurney juvenile detention centre in Melaka

Advocacy, surveys & petitions, Asia, Composing, songwriting and arranging, Diversity, equity and inclusion, Features, Jobs and careers, Magazine, Performing, World

27/09/2019

Tips for healthy piano playing

Piano and pianist

Guides, Health & wellbeing, Performing, Piano & keyboard, Resources, Sponsored, Students, Teachers

11/09/2019

Three ideas from BandLab for Education to keep music teaching fresh in your classroom

BandLab for Education

Guides, Performing, Students, Teachers, Technology

09/09/2019

Zechariah Goh: an interview with the Singaporean composer

Zechariah Goh

Asia, Composing, songwriting and arranging, Interviews, Magazine, Performing, Students, Teachers

09/08/2019

Time and the Social Model: ‘Who are you and what do you need to flourish?’

Composer and musician, Amble Skuse, joins Unlimited's ongoing discussion on the Social Model of Disability © Louise Mather

Composing, songwriting and arranging, Diversity, equity and inclusion, Features, Health & wellbeing, Magazine, Opinion, UK and Ireland, World

06/08/2019

Structured Piano Practice for Beginners: 10 Tips

Piano and pianist

Guides, Performing, Piano & keyboard, Resources, Sponsored, Students, Teachers

29/07/2019