Youth Music strategic funding announced
Drake Music awarded a significant funding boost by the National Foundation for Youth Music. Find out more about the three year partnership here.
Drake Music awarded a significant funding boost by the National Foundation for Youth Music. Find out more about the three year partnership here.
As some of you no doubt know already, I am currently collaborating with Drake Music to explore the potential of Imogen Heap’s frankly incredible Mi.Mu Gloves. This technology could be one of the most significant breakthroughs in accessible music technology ever.
Drake Music & Kris Halpin featured with Imogen Heap in Dezeen article.
Today I spoke to Gawain Hewitt who is National Programme Manager for Research and Development at Drake Music.
LooperDooper can help pretty much anyone make music including musicians with a range of special educational needs and disabilities. It has been co-designed by students and staff members at three […]
Our Research and Development team have been working on an exciting project with musician Kris Halpin in recent months.
Drake Music & Kris Halpin featured with Imogen Heap in WIRED article.
Dr Brendan McCloskey (University of Ulster’s School of creative Arts and Technology) visited the Drake Music offices in London on December 5th to introduce his prototype accessible instrument ‘inGrid’.
This is the second of two blog posts on my work with BBC Performing Arts Fund fellow Bram Harrison a.k.a DJ Eyetech.
We are delighted that Dr Brendan McCloskey (University of Ulster’s School of Creative Technologies) will be visiting our London offices on December 5th to introduce a unique and collaboratively designed accessible musical instrument called ‘inGrid’.
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