Online music academy partners with Trinity College London to take music exams online
RockAcad and Trinity have announced a new strategic partnership
Music Minds Matter expands service following huge rise in requests for help from musicians
Help Musicians has seen a 65 percent increase in calls to its Music Minds Matter service
The Model Music Curriculum: omnishambles 101?
After two years of development, the Department for Education published their 'Model Music Curriculum' on Friday 26 March 2021
The place of composing in curriculum design
The Music Teachers Association's second collective blogging project culminates in this final post in the series with excellent responses from teachers and academics reflecting on the article by Martin Fautley and Alison Daubney – ‘The place…
Quincy Jones’ Qwest TV offers schools free access to over 1300 music performance videos
The music channel is offering free access to an archive of concert and music documentary films via its educational programme
Putting enjoyment before exceptionalism will draw more people and money into music, says former US…
Brian Chung calls for changes to the priorities of music education
Lockdown luck for PracticeSpace
It’s nice to know that some music teachers struck lucky with the pandemic. Two renowned classical and jazz guitarists were a step ahead when lockdown came
Rest in peace, Jane Manning OBE
One of Britain’s most celebrated and loved sopranos and music mentors, Jane Manning OBE, passed away on 31 March at the age of 83
UK music undergraduates asked to share experiences and perceptions of instrumental and singing…
The 10-minute online survey asks students about their experiences of teaching and learning to date
Ivors Academy hits gender parity target on both boards
Less than a year after publishing its 12-point action plan for gender equality in its operations, The Ivors Academy and Ivors Academy Trust have achieved an important and symbolic goal: 50 percent gender balance on their boards