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BBC pledges to become ‘open platform’ for creativity

The BBC has pledged to work more closely with the UK’s arts and science institutions to “make Britain the greatest cultural force…

7th Sep 2015

White Paper to set agenda for future of the arts

A new Government White Paper will set out a vision and agenda for the future of the arts, culture and heritage sector….

7th Sep 2015

Nando’s allies with Roundhouse for music education programme

The new alliance kicks off with a masterclass for aspiring singers, songwriters and producers next week, where Example and Muzi will provide…

4th Sep 2015

7 Amazing Things Science Has Discovered About Music This Year So Far

Humans have been making music since the beginning of time. More recently, science has helped us start to understand it — everything…

3rd Sep 2015

ACE report on the contribution of the arts & culture industry on the national economy

ACE have produced a report in partnership with Cebr on the contribution of the arts & culture industry on national economy. Read…

3rd Sep 2015

BBC Music announces presenters for Ten Pieces Secondary film

Commissioned and produced by BBC Learning and delivered in conjunction with the BBC Performing Groups, the project is designed to introduce a…

3rd Sep 2015

Report: Developing Great Teaching – Teaching Development Trust

In September 2014 the Teacher Development Trust, with kind support from TES Global, commissioned a review of the international research into what…

3rd Sep 2015

Philip Pullman speaks up in favour of music education

Author Philip Pullman has stated that he considers music to be the most important school subject. A feature in the September/October issue…

2nd Sep 2015

Student demands female composers on A-level music syllabus

A student has launched an online campaign to ensure that women are represented on Edexcel’s A-level music syllabus, which currently features 63…

19th Aug 2015

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