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Resources to support music education through technology


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Chordify is an online music chord platform that provides free chords for any song in the world for guitar, piano and ukulele.

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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.

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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.

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Interactive piano game to help with teaching piano. A useful resource for primary school teachers.

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Music Mark’s 2019 Conference took place in Cutlers’ Hall, Sheffield exploring the theme, ‘Play the Bigger Game’.

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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.

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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.

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Step by step student worksheets and teacher aids that support AQA Unit Award Scheme accreditations.

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A selection of DJ tutorial videos for teachers.

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Find the latest Music Mark consultation as well as research from Sussex University and Ofsted presented at the Music Mark Annual Conference 2018.

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Music Mark Annual Survey

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