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Technology in Music Education UK, UK Music, Leicester-Shire Music Education Hub and the Incorporated Society of Musicians have collaborated to produce three free-to-attend events to explore new ways of working with music technology

Within hours of its announcement, PRS for Music has retreated from its plan to charge licence fees for small-scale live-streamed concerts during the pandemic

The acclaimed composer Sir James MacMillan has launched a centre for the learning and teaching of composition in his home town of Cumnock, East Ayrshire through his festival, The Cumnock Tryst, in partnership with exam board Trinity College…

PRS for Music has launched a new licensing portal, the Online Live Concert Licence, aimed at music creators, venues and promoters wanting to stage and stream small-scale performances or DJ events

The Music Teachers Association's second collective blogging project continues with responses from teachers reflecting on the article by Keith Swanwick – ‘The ‘good-enough’ music teacher’ (2008)

Practising at very slow speeds whilst employing total concentration can transform a pianist’s playing, says Melanie Spanswick

The Savannah Wisdom Foundation, Manchester City Council and the arts centre, HOME, have set up a fund to help the city’s creative and cultural freelance community through the current pandemic crisis

Berklee School of Music is opening its new centre in Abu Dhabi in February and launching its first music education programmes in the Arab world

The North Yorkshire-based youth music charity NYMAZ will be hosting the Resound Remote Learning Festival this May and is inviting all music educators to share and discuss their experiences of online teaching over the difficult pandemic…

Los Angeles-based charity Education Through Music – LA is celebrating 15 years of bringing music to under-resourced schools with a virtual red-carpet awards ceremony and an all-star Disney singalong