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Raising awareness around the importance of music education

Professor Lloyd Webber strikes right note on music education

A new concert hall for London costing half a billion pounds? You can see why Julian Lloyd Webber, the cellist and principal…

2nd Nov 2015

Bob and Roberta Smith: Why does art in school matter?

A new exhibition of Bob and Roberta’s work has opened at the William Morris Gallery in London, based around his rallying slogans:…

20th Oct 2015

A Window to the World – Video on importance of arts & creativity in education

A window to the world is a small film made by teachers at The St Marylebone CE School about the importance of…

16th Oct 2015

“Creative artists have ‘moral responsibility’ to become school governors” – Darren Henley

People who work in the arts have a “moral responsibility” to become school governors, the new chief executive of Arts Council England…

14th Oct 2015

ABRSM & Music for Youth Video: How children can benefit from making music

Joe Broughton’s musical interaction with school kids outside Symphony hall. Clips of Music for Youth’s artist in residence, Joe Broughton, conducting a…

12th Oct 2015

Dramatic SATs results increase at schools working with Opera North

Opera North is celebrating a dramatic increase in academic achievement at two primary schools where Opera North Education delivers large scale Community…

12th Oct 2015

Study shows the development benefits of jamming with toddlers

Playing music with toddlers could benefit their development even more than shared reading, according to University of Queensland research. A UQ-led study…

12th Oct 2015

Everyday, in all that we do, we must seek to engage children in music – Dame Evelyn Glennie

The Royal Philharmonic Society has published a report by Sarah Derbyshire, Musical Routes, which assesses the provision of musical education for young…

1st Oct 2015

Brian Eno calls for rethink of arts being seen as a luxury

Musician and producer Brian Eno has spoken about how arts and humanities are seen as “a luxury” while science and maths are…

29th Sep 2015

Sarah Connolly speech at Westminster: Why we need the arts

Sarah Connolly, the wonderful British mezzo-soprano, was the principal speaker yesterday afternoon at a special Arts Council England event in Westminster, addressing…

16th Sep 2015

Jeremy Corbyn’s take on arts education

An article published on BBC news: 24 things that Jeremy Corbyn believes, shows Corbyn’s belief in music education. 21. Every child should…

16th Sep 2015

Closing the door on Music? – Wynne Evans looks at the reduction of music services in schools

On the BBC Radio Wales Art Show, Wynne Evans looks at the reduction of music services in schools as budgets shrinks and asks…

14th Sep 2015

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