City of London Festival – Drake Music Premiere
Walls of Sound, DM London’s project with the City of London Festival, premieres at the Museum of London on Tuesday 25th June.

We are excited to further strengthen our existing partnership with Sony with the announcement of a new month-long campaign!

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?
Walls of Sound, DM London’s project with the City of London Festival, premieres at the Museum of London on Tuesday 25th June.
A little while ago I wrote a blog about our work with the City of London Festival.
Last week Gary Day and Phoebe Osborne from the Drake Music London Team had a lot of fun in Mile End, Tower Hamlets.
Musical Arc’s ‘Equal Sound’ initiative enables mainstream school children to make music and create art with disabled people within the childrens’ own classrooms. Sessions are led by Music Arc practitioners […]
Accessibility is often misunderstood as being either all encompassing, or just the provision of ramps.
The City of London Festival Walls of Sound project is one of many really exciting projects currently running as part of the London Programme.
Continuing our look at the social media experiments currently under way at Drake Music, I caught up with Ben Glass to see how his is progressing.
The Drake Music team is gearing up for the Open Orchestra performance which takes place in Hammersmith, London next week.
It was all coming back to me: that time-warped feeling of long haul flights, the airport limbo zone and the warm wall of humidity you hit at the Brazilian exit.
In this video the Teacher and Teaching Assistants are doing a ‘call & echo’ singing activity with 5 pupils, during a Drake Music/Sounds Of Intent session at the school. They are […]