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!
Join us in May for a day exploring accessible music technology!
Discover two brand-new accessible instruments plus a Sound Free Concert project for cochlear implant users at this event!
Curiosity and experimentation are at the heart of creative music making. We wouldn’t have the rich musical heritage that we enjoy in 2013 were it not for all the composers, instrument makers and performers who, over the preceeding millenia have repeatedly asked the question; “I wonder what it would sound like if… ?”
Last week Gawain and I had a chat about the social media experiment he is running.
Natalie is a pupil at Stephen Hawking School in Limehouse, London. In this video she is participating in call and response, singing a song called ‘Nanuma‘, which is a traditional […]
This video is from one of the Sounds Of Intent sessions currently taking place at Cherry Garden School in Bermondsey, London. In the video, Amy is playing the electric guitar […]
The Drake Music National & London office is moving!!!
Background This film clip is from a Drake Music BTEC Performing Arts session at Claremont Secondary Special School in Bristol. The school caters for children from 2 to 19 years old […]
DM Associate Gemma Nash investigates resources for SEND music teaching – and listens to Ed Vaizey – at the Music Education Expo 2013.
Drake Music had a strong presence at the Music Education Expo held in London on March 20/21 with no less than six of our Associate Musicians either attending sessions or delivering Teachmeets and presentations.
The Music Education Expo was a different kind of music conference experience says DM London Associate Gary Day.
Certificate for Music Educators (CME) qualification
The value of the CME needs to be communicated more clearly to the profession and disability mentioned more specifically says DM North East Associate Michael Dollan.