Between November 2013 and February 2014, Drake Music – Connect & Collaborate London provided mentoring and technical support for Carlo Keshishian and Phil Baird, artists/musicians from Network Arts Lewisham to facilitate their Music and Animation Project.
As a part of our ‘DM amplifying and sharing experiment’ I asked our social media associate Martin Couzins to help me develop a monthly blog post looking at what I, as CEO of Drake Music, have been doing.
Throughout my life I have used a range of assistive and/or mainstream technology to break down the disabling barriers I experience.
You are cordially invited to ‘Hansel and Gretel’ – a free cross-arts production performed and written by nineteen disabled and non-disabled pupils at Springwood Heath Primary School, Liverpool.
I wish to thank all those involved in contributing to a very interesting and entertaining afternoon at the BFI Southbank on Monday 10th March.
‘Music to film – film to music’
Drake Music – Connect & Collaborate London in partnership with BFI Southbank
Drake Music has been asking the question “what does good music education look like for SEN/Disabled children?”
We are just over half way through our sharing and amplifying experiment, which you can read about here. And you can see what we shared in January here.
‘Music to film – film to music’
Drake Music – Connect & Collaborate London in partnership with BFI Southbank
In my last post I shared some details about Drake Music’s sharing and amplifying ‘experiment’ in which colleagues are aiming to share at least one thing about their work, both internally and externally, for the next couple of months.