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The Clarion: An award-winning, accessible instrument
The Clarion is an award-winning, accessible musical instrument that can be played independently with any part of the body, including the eyes….
Access free courses and educational materials from The Open University
As well as offering flexible and accessible degrees in a wide range of subjects, including undergraduate and postgraduate Music degrees, The Open…
850+ children. Two unforgettable nights. One incredible Festival of Music!
The Croydon Schools Music Association (CSMA), in partnership with Croydon Music and Arts (CMA), has recently concluded its annual Festival of Music—a…
Research Shorts: East Asian Voices of Resistance Against Racism in Music
This week, I spoke with Dr Maiko Kawabata about her vital new collection, co-edited with Ken Ueno, East Asian Voices of Resistance…
Research Roundup: A spring roundup!
Since we are officially in conference season for academics, and we’re in a quiet spot for Research Shorts, I’ve decided to pull…
Barefoot London Marathon – youth orchestra alum runs for change
Orchestras for All (OFA) is delighted to share that National Orchestra for All (NOFA) alum, Cameron Jacobs, will be running the London Marathon barefoot in support…
Bridget’s Blog: A Service, a Network, and now a Centre – but what is it?
It seems like ages ago, but it is only a year since the Labour Party, as part of ramping up their profile…
T-Time: Music in the Primary Classroom
Facilitated by Music Mark’s Schools Manager Abi Marrison, T-Time is a shorthand for ‘Music Teachers’ Time to Talk Termly on Topics and…
An Update on Music Mark’s Sustainability Journey
On Earth Day 2024, we launched This Is Not A Rehearsal, our campaign to raise awareness and encourage action around the climate…
