Sing Up releases new video
Sing Up has released a new video celebrating the positive connection between singing and wellbeing.
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Council cuts threaten to close East Sussex Music Service
The National Education Union has announced that Stuart Gallimore, Director of Children’s Services for East Sussex County Council, is proposing to close …
To infinity and beyond… Skoogmusic goes global!
Skoogmusic was founded in 2009 by Dr Benjaman Schögler and Dr David Skulina at the University of Edinburgh during an educational research project that…
FutureDJs crowdfunding campaign hopes to reverse decline in music uptake
FutureDJs is crowdfunding to take its programme into more schools and to create a foundation that will enable children in poorer areas to access its …
Armonico Consort’s Choir Creation programme celebrates 10 years with Royal Albert Hall gala
School pupils from across the UK raised the roof of London's Royal Albert Hall last month, thanks to choir and instrumental ensemble, Armonico Consort.…
Fabian Society launches ‘Children’s Access to the Arts’ project
In partnership with the Musicians' Union (MU) and Children and the Arts, the Fabian Society has launched a new project aiming to provide definitive…
William Wates Memorial Trust awards Abram Wilson Foundation £50,000 over three years
The William Wates Memorial Trust has come on board as the first ever multi-year funder of music education charity, the Abram Wilson Foundation.
ABRSM announces new partnership with Royal Philharmonic Society
ABRSM and the Royal Philharmonic Society (RPS) have announced a new partnership to help musicians develop the skills necessary to build sustainable…
Merseyside children to celebrate world record hero with Echo Arena Liverpool concert
Sefton & Knowsley Youth (SKY) Music Hub is hosting a special event on 16 March 2018 to celebrate Sir Henry Segrave's world land-speed record.
Primary schoolchildren to premiere second batch of Snappy Operas
Mahogany Opera Group has announced that premieres of the remaining five operas in its two-year Snappy Operas project will take place in March 2018.