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The latest developments in the music education sector

Brassed off Treasury confirms orchestra tax break is for brass bands too

George Osborne has moved swiftly to avert accusations of snobbery in the tax system after the Treasury confirmed thta brass bands will…

23rd Mar 2015

Rhinegold TV launches with international artists: set to include full Expo sessions from mid-April

Rhinegold Publishing has launched Rhinegold TV, which will host content from events including the Music Education Expo and Rhinegold LIVE concert series – as well as…

23rd Mar 2015

This weekend saw the biggest Learn To Play Day to date

This year’s Learn To Play Day had its most successful year yet, with more venues taking part, and even more lessons given,…

23rd Mar 2015

Claim Your College coalition receives funding to make a College of Teaching a reality

The Claim Your College campaign has welcomed today’s announcement by the Secretary of State for Education, Nicky Morgan and Schools Minister, David…

20th Mar 2015

Julian Lloyd Webber is new principal of Birmingham Conservatoire

The news comes almost a year after Lloyd Webber was forced to retire from playing the cello because of a neck injury…

18th Mar 2015

Full list of winners at the Music Teacher Awards for Excellence

Outstanding achievements in the UK’s music education sector were celebrated at the Music Teacher Awards for Excellence on 12th March at the Barbican…

17th Mar 2015

Sing for Pleasure announces Scholarship Programme for Young Conductors

Choral charity Sing for Pleasure has launched its third annual Young Conductors programme, which offers a year-long scholarship for the best aspiring…

13th Mar 2015

Transformation Trust seeks UK’s best school bands for Act 10 competition

Pupils who play music together are being encouraged to enter a competition to find the UK’s best school band, with the winner…

13th Mar 2015

Launch of Creative Learning through the Arts – an Action Plan for Wales

Creative Learning through the Arts is the response of Welsh Government and the Arts Council of Wales to Professor Dai Smith’s independent…

11th Mar 2015

Teacher training reforms ‘critical’ in Wales – review

Teacher training is at a “critical turning point” and needs to be changed, according to a major independent review for the Welsh…

11th Mar 2015

Guildhall funds research into Noriko Ogawa autism concerts

The Guildhall School of Music and Drama has commissioned a research project into how attending concerts can help the parents and carers of…

6th Mar 2015

Property deal to mark a new era for Aldeburgh

Aldeburgh Music is on the brink of a deal that will see it acquire the freehold of its site at Snape Maltings,…

6th Mar 2015

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