Why and How to Refresh Your Music Teaching this Season As the days get longer and flowers start to bloom, there’s something about spring that inspires a fresh start. We deep clean our homes, declutter closets, and open the windows to let in the fresh air. But have you ever thought about spring cleaning your …
Ever thought about mentoring – We are recruiting Music Educators Online are looking to engage additional mentors to support our network of learners.The role includes mentoring of learners and advising them on the completion of their portfolios. The role will mainly be undertaken online, providing services globally and entails online meetings with learners to assess …
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Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects millions of people worldwide, impacting focus, impulse control, and executive functioning. While traditional therapies and medications are often recommended, music has emerged as a powerful tool to support individuals with ADHD. From improving concentration to fostering emotional regulation, music offers a unique way to engage the ADHD brain. How Music Benefits …
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Such sad news. In this world where we no longer have the funding to attract foreign students, numbers are plummeting according to the Guardian. On Radio 4’s This Morning, Professor Wendy Larner said that the music school would go as there were ‘two music schools in Cardiff’. This completely fails to understand the deep seated …
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The Coronation and why music is important. Music has always been important to royal ceremonies and Charles’ was no exception. Fortunately the new KIng himself has a keen interest in music and his choices for the event were inspired. 12 new works were commissioned by contemporary composers including Paul Mealor, Roxanna Panufnik, Tarik O’Regan, Judith …
