James Rose conducts using head mounted baton
We are following the blog of James Rose on Disability Arts Online very eagerly as he tells us the story of his progress as a conductor. Our DMLab team have […]
We are following the blog of James Rose on Disability Arts Online very eagerly as he tells us the story of his progress as a conductor. Our DMLab team have […]
If you missed our first DM Collaborate introductory event at the Roundhouse on the 1st of March 2016, then here is a short film to give you a […]
Connect and Collaborate London is a year-long programme of events which aims to increase opportunity and visibility for Disabled artists, musicians and sound artists. We were delighted to launch the first DM […]
Our first DM Collaborate session is in March and we’re looking for people to come and get involved.
If you are a disabled musician, performer or artist who uses music or sound within their professional work then register to attend the first event in March.
Fingers tap on tables, hit mighty drums and stop the string at exactly the right place to make a violin sing, but last night a new chapter in musical expression […]
Connect & Collaborate London is to continue thanks to funding from City Bridge Trust
Reflection on the final day of workshops for musicians and composers with St Magnus International Festival in Orkney
The first day of the composers’ workshop hosted by St Magnus International Festival got off to a flying start
When ‘process’ is more important than ‘product’, how do you measure success?
Introducing a new inclusive ensemble – Acoustronic
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