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Dozens of MPs join MU and ISM calling on the Chancellor for help for freelancers
An open letter from 79 Members of Parliament, leaders of industry bodies, pressure groups and unions has been sent…
Teacher Education and Music Education: an editorial view
The Music Teachers Association's second collective blogging project continues with responses from teachers…
Positive signs from UK government on EU touring rights
The Musicians’ Union and Incorporated Society of Musicians have welcomed a commitment from government to address…
An investigation of singing, health and well-being as a group process
The Music Teachers Association's second collective blogging project continues with responses from teachers…
Music education as aesthetic education: a rethink
The Music Teachers Association's second collective blogging project continues with responses from teachers…
Research lab funded to investigate new methods in classical music teaching
The US National Endowment of the Arts has initiated funding for a five-year project at New York University…
Dismay as Brexit deal threatens musicians’ careers
The UK Government’s trade deal with the EU may have been lauded by an exhausted nation, but it threatens the…
Creatives ask Chancellor to appoint a Commissioner for freelancers
The Creative Industries Federation has written to the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak MP, to highlight…
UK Music report predicts Covid could cut the music industry in half
The music industry’s umbrella body, UK Music, has published its annual ‘Music By Numbers 2020’ report and it makes…
UK Music’s ten-point plan to boost diversity
National industry association UK Music has published a detailed report showing notable improvements in diversity…