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Updates from the UK's music education sector
“Collaboration is key”: Inside the National Schools Singing Programme
The National Schools Singing Programme was founded and is supported by the Hamish Ogston Foundation for all Catholic dioceses in the UK….
NCO-GB announce their 2022 programme
The National Children’s Orchestras of Great Britain has announced their 2022 programme, sharing details of the incredible activities, artists and repertoire in…
Bridget’s Blog: book a one-to-one with our consultants
In a world where Zoom and Teams are now a part of life, there’s often an impulse to make every conversation that isn’t an…
“Music is the ultimate mode of communication”: Get to know Music Mark’s new Champion, Dr Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason
Author, music education advocate, and mother of seven incredibly talented musicians, we couldn’t think of anyone better than Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason to be…
New training being developed for trauma and mental health-informed singing
Music for Good is delighted to have secured funding from the National Foundation for Youth Music to further develop and roll-out a…
Bridget’s Blog: what do you need from a Marketing toolkit?
And what is Comms and Marketing anyway? When I started as CEO at Music Mark, we were a very small team and…
Bridget’s Blog: Meet Music Mark’s newest Champion…
I was lucky growing up to have two musical parents. Of course, I didn’t always see it that way when my Dad…
ORA Singers looking for passion and potential in third Composer Competition & Mentoring Scheme for state-school students
The award-winning ensemble, ORA Singers, announces its 2022 ORA Singers Composer Competition with applications now open! The trail-blazing choral group, which has…
Music Mark appoints officer roles within the Board of Trustees
Following the Music Mark AGM in November the Board have appointed three new officers to support the governance of the charity. Whilst…
