Arts Council England is currently carrying out research into the professional development needs of musicians. We are delighted that career development for musicians is being given serious consideration and we […]
Earlier this year Drake Music took part in the Web We Want festival at the Southbank Centre in London. We held a hackathon to create new accessible instruments and also […]
As part of our Research and Development programme we are collaborating on the Mi.Mu Gloves project initiated by Imogen Heap. The gloves use cutting edge technology to create a wearable […]
Breaking News! Kris Halpin will now be joining the Sonic Vistas line-up at Liberty Festival in London. He will be using the breakthrough Mi.Mu gloves – new technology designed by […]
Drake Music have been featured on the Huffington Post with an article all about our Research & Development work, focusing on the hackathon we hosted at Web We Want festival in May 2015.
Drake Music are featured in the Independent with an article about the Hackathon at the Web We Want festival and an interview with John Kelly about the new instrument developed at the event.
On Sat 30th May Drake Music ran an accessible music hackathon as part of the Web We Want festival at the Southbank Centre, London. Drawing together a diverse group of […]
We are excited to be hosting a series of interactive music technology events at the Web We Want festival at the Southbank – 28th – 31st May 2015.
James is a conductor with a clear artistic vision – really the only thing that is stopping him is that so far his baton is not working as well as it could be.
Welcome to the second of our blog posts exploring the work of our Research and Development team. The R&D work we do is all about supporting the creation of new […]
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