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Updates from the UK's music education sector

MI Pro special focus on music education

MI Pro speak to some leading voices in music education to find out how brands and dealers can get involved with the sector and…

8th May 2015

Star tenor Alfie Boe calls for increase in funds for music education

Alfie Boe, the romantic tenor who led celebrations outside Buckingham Palace at the Queen’s diamond jubilee concert, has threatened to storm parliament…

7th May 2015

Extra music training improves students’ visual and auditory memory

Researchers from the Justus-Liebig-University in Giessen, Germany studied the influence of two years’ of school music training on visual and auditory memory…

5th May 2015

Apply to Making Music’s ‘Adopt a Composer’ project now

The Adopt a Composer scheme pairs amateur choirs, orchestras, and ensembles with a composer for one year. It is funded by the…

5th May 2015

The UK creative sector leads the world in talent – now it needs a strategy

The UK’s creative industries have never been stronger. British developers are behind some of the world’s bestselling video games, UK architectural companies…

30th Apr 2015

‘Schools must focus on the arts for top rating’: Harman

SCHOOLS will be penalised in their Ofsted rating if they do not give students an outstanding “artistic and cultural” education, the deputy…

29th Apr 2015

Ed Miliband talks exclusively to Classic FM: ‘I think we undervalue artistic subjects’

The leader of the Labour Party, Ed Miliband, has spoken to Classic FM’s Nick Ferrari about the importance of music education and…

29th Apr 2015

How do you memorise an entire symphony?

In a feat of musical memory, the Aurora Orchestra will perform Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony without printed scores at the BBC Proms 2015….

29th Apr 2015

Song writing competition for UK schools, colleges & universities

A free competition for students to write songs for Fidel the musical about Fidel Castro and the Cuban revolution is now launched…

29th Apr 2015

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