Music outside the classroom (Exchanging Notes), part 1: gamelan
During the spring term at Belvue School we have been exploring what music can look and sound like outside the classroom. Young musicians have played in assemblies, made music in […]
During the spring term at Belvue School we have been exploring what music can look and sound like outside the classroom. Young musicians have played in assemblies, made music in […]
We are excited to announce that we have been selected again to be a PRS Foundation Talent Development Partner. There are 40 Talent Development Partners working across the UK, supporting a […]
We are delighted to announce that we are collaborating with Creative United, OHMI and OpenUp Music to help tackle the crisis in music education. Together we are calling on the […]
The DMLab North West has had the most incredible boost today, as they are one of the lucky winners of the Aviva Community Fund. £10,000 has been awarded so that Disabled musicians across the North West can create musical instruments that suit their needs.
Absorbed by Sound is an inclusive and friendly group of young musicians who meet regularly in Bristol to make music, listen to and share their favourite tunes and attend gigs […]
We are excited about taking part in A Grand Exposition in Manchester this weekend. Come along and meet some of our DMLab North group as they demonstrate the instruments they […]
Over the past year or so our Research & Development team have been taking their work into the classroom through various Drake Music projects such as Think2020 and Together with […]
Vote for us to win £10,000 to make new accessible instruments
Find out all about the DMLab North team’s adventure at Manchester’s MakeFest
This blog post is the first in a series of technology-based pieces from the Exchanging Notes project, in which we will share resources that have worked well in our accessible music sessions at […]
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