This can include piloting new programmes, working with new technologies, or changing how things have always been done. Both funding programmes are offered by the Youth Music Network and replace previous programmes. Agendas will be circulated via email by Leicestershire Music and will also be available in the Music Coordinators Toolkit page of the LM website, shortly before the meetings take place.

Meetings will take place at Ashmount School, Loughborough, unless otherwise advised. If you would like to join and keep up to date with developments, please sign up to our mailing list below. The Working in Music Network will be involved in a number of workshops and seminars devised to foster fruitful engagements between academics and musicians. A number of Network members will be presenting papers at the IASPM International Conference in Kassel, Germany in June 2017.

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The Fair Plé movement was started in Ireland last year by internationally renowned singer/songwriter Karan Casey to raise awareness about and promote gender equality in traditional and folk music (). The Group went on to perform at the 20 th Return to Camden Town Festival and most recently at an International Women’s Day double bill concert with The Mulcahy Family at the Irish Cultural Centre, Hammersmith. This group will be limited in number, and be made up of those who can collaboratively represent the wide and diverse experiences of Bradford’s music sectors, from local grassroots through to those having a major impact on the regional and national music scene. As a small charity we rely upon donations from generous individuals, trusts and companies to support our work with children and young people across London.

Think22 is a strategic programme of work that aims to increase inclusive practice and reduce barriers … Read More