Reflections on multi-outcome projects: part 2
Hi again
I’m just coming to the end of a busy term. It feels a bit like when the roundabout starts to slow down – do I feel dizzier now than when we were going full pelt, or more lucid?
Hi again
I’m just coming to the end of a busy term. It feels a bit like when the roundabout starts to slow down – do I feel dizzier now than when we were going full pelt, or more lucid?
Today, Drake Music and the Brazilian NGO Mais Diferenças are making face-to-face contact via Skype, and a significant cultural exchange is taking place.
Oscar Pistorius makes Olympic history and becomes a disabled icon.
Drake Music is working in schools on an exciting Open Orchestra project with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, the Royal College of Music and London’s Tri-borough Music Hub
This 3 part blog is an opportunity for me to reflect on the challenges and rewards of working in a situation where you are delivering a session for disabled musicians and training staff at the same time.
On 14 November Drake Music held a London team training day.
Sunday, 2nd September 2012 – London’s South Bank…
CEDA is a centre for SEN/D children and adults in Exeter, Devon. During June & July 2012, Alex Ivanovich, Luke Turner and Jonathan Westrup from DM South West ran a series of five music sessions with adult service users.
Saturday, 1st September 2012 – A faulty train junction near Reading