Accessible Instrument Development Fund blog: Lee Holder and The Calliope
Discover how Lee Holder created The Calliope, which uses RFID tags to explore the gamification of music-making to engage young neurodiverse people!
Discover how Lee Holder created The Calliope, which uses RFID tags to explore the gamification of music-making to engage young neurodiverse people!
Check out the progress of our 2023 grantees, and learn how 3 brand new accessible instruments were created.
We’re delighted to introduce 2 of our new Future Leaders, a programme for young Disabled musicians here at Drake Music.
OrchLab, the long-term partnership project between the London Philharmonic Orchestra and Drake Music, continues to grow after seven years of accessible music-making with Disabled adults. OrchLab is an accessible music […]
Graham was an incredibly well-respected figure in Community Music and had worked with and for Drake Music in a number of different roles over the years.
We are excited to offer this opportunity to 4 young Disabled musicians aged 18-25 who are interested in a career in the music industry.
Drake Music is proud to launch a bank of resources to accompany you on your Inclusive Music Practice journey.
Relive the action from the Emergent Artist showcase with the ITT back in May!
Drake Music were invited to The Creative Industries Garden Party at Buckingham Palace last week, on Wednesday 16th May. We were delighted to be recognised as one of the UK’s […]
Review the action from the Next Frontier in Accessibility event, at our new home, School of Digital Arts (SODA).