This free app allows students to create their own remixes, taking music by composer Kate Whitley as a starting point, and featuring a specially devised remix by Olugbenga Adelekan of Mercury Prize nominees Metronomy.
Music Mark has collated information on how Music Education providers can adapt their provision for online learning including some key safeguarding considerations for this new way of working.
Interactive piano game to help with teaching piano. A useful resource for primary school teachers.
All of the songs from our graded singing books are available on Tido’s app for iPad and web, providing singers with a digital, interactive and portable way to practise the songs they are working on for their Trinity singing exam.
Junior Trinity offers the opportunity to study for an A Level in Music Technology as part of its Saturday programme for students in Year 10 or higher who can read music fluently and have some basic keyboard skills.
Step by step student worksheets and teacher aids that support AQA Unit Award Scheme accreditations.
A selection of DJ tutorial videos for teachers.
Our ‘Teaching Music with iPads’ training programmes provide everything educators need to deliver high-impact composition and performance with pupils aged 7+ in mainstream and ALN/SEND settings.
A report spells out how digital technology could revolutionise the way schools provide music tuition in rural areas.
The Improvise Approach is an exciting way of providing creative music-making opportunities for people with special needs.
