Finding new ways to compose through improvising with technology
As we move towards the final year of peripatetic sessions at Belvue School, we have been looking for ways to use technology to enhance learning and playing. While the focus […]

Applications now open for the fourth round of our Accessible Instrument Development Fund.

Join us at the magnificent LSO St Luke’s in London for this year’s Drake Music Artist Showcase!

Could you be one of 5 Disabled early-career music creators taking part in the next round of our programme?

Discover the brand-new Touch Timpani, the latest in our OrchLab accessible instrument collection!
As we move towards the final year of peripatetic sessions at Belvue School, we have been looking for ways to use technology to enhance learning and playing. While the focus […]
Click here to download some example ThumbJam presets for school workshops. This video is an example of music sessions developed through the Exchanging Notes project at Belvue School. For the […]
We are thrilled to be able to say that Drake Music, in partnership with Drake Music Scotland and MEC, are winners of a 2018 Music Teacher Award for Excellence! The […]
The Drake Music team will be heading to Japan this Spring with the British Council. Chief Exec, Carien Meijer; Head of R&D, Gawain Hewitt and Artistic Development lead Daryl Beeton […]
We are pleased to announce the final winner of our first round of Emergent commissions. Emergent: A Music Legacy is our project funded by Help Musicians UK to give emerging […]
Coming up soon is our flagship music education event – We All Make Music, 9th March 2018. This is part of Think2020, funded by Youth Music. This will be a […]
Drake Music will be participating in this year’s Music & Drama Education Expo, taking place at London Olympia on 22nd & 23rd Feb. John Kelly, a Drake Music Associate Musician […]
In the run up to our We All Make Music event we are hosting an event with Trinity College London all about Arts Award. This is part of our Think2020 […]
Part 5 of a series examining how we think about and understand Disability, focusing on the Social Model of Disability
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