Policy & research

New Royal College of Music (RCM) research shows a decline in the study of A Level Music and a correlation between lack of provision and social deprivation.

Nottingham Music Hub has announced that it will pilot a new approach to music making, designed to ensure that disabled children are able to participate fully…

Summary of findings from a recent Tri-borough Music Hub project in London which placed ten musicians to work with ten early childhood practitioners, each…

Contribution of the arts and culture industry to the UK economy, a report commissioned by Arts Council England and published on 17 April 2019, shows that the…

Each year, Arts Council England commissions a report to showcase the incredible outstanding contribution that arts and culture makes to the UK economy. This…

The Royal Opera House has published details of 'The Thriving Child', the 2019 edition of organisation's annual conference, which will take place on 28 June.

Following the announcement of a delay of up to six months for the implementation of the UK's departure from the European Union, the Musicians' Union has…

Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music in Singapore is organising Performers(') Present, a triennial artistic research symposium 'exploring, and reflecting…

State of Play, the latest report from the UK Musicians’ Union (MU), provides evidence of serious, continuing problems with the provision of a comprehensive…

State of Play is a comprehensive report into the state of music education, following extensive research led by Dr Jonathan Savage (Manchester Metropolitan…