“Why not join a sitar lesson in Jaipur? Or meander into the beautiful temple city of Chennai?” This month on Minute of Listening, we’re thrilled to share our brand new … Read More
Today we are delighted to announce that the Philharmonia, Manasamitra, Manchester Collective, New Music Scotland, Music Hackspace and Ensemble Matters have joined as the latest partners in signing up to … Read More
Our next Listen Imagine Compose session will take place on Tuesday, February 23rd at 2 pm, and for this session, we will focus on music technology in composing. You can … Read More
As part of our 2022 Composer-Curator programme, we’re thrilled to continue to our regional partnership with Back to Ours (Hull) and Sunderland Culture. Applications for Composer-Curator 2022 are now open, and … Read More
As part of our 2022 Composer-Curator programme, we’re thrilled to continue to our regional partnership with Back to Ours (Hull) and Sunderland Culture. Applications for Composer-Curator 2022 are now open, and … Read More
Looking to refresh your ideas and strategies for composing with secondary-aged students? The Listen Imagine Compose partnership has a new series of free, monthly, professional development events! Starting on Tuesday 26th January, we … Read More
Episode 5: Invitations Composers Shabaka Hutchings, Alwynne Pritchard and Oliver Leith share their music and thoughts exploring the nature of the human relationships which shape the music they make. We listen to compositions rooted in friendship, explore attempts to decolonialise music, and intimate performances recorded in a … Read More
The COVID-19 Composer Awards have been created by Sound and Music to support UK-based composers and music creators who have lost work due to the COVID-19 crisis to undertake creative or professional … Read More
Mella Faye is a musician, actor and director and a composer on Sound and Music’s New Voices 2019 programme. In 2016, Mella set up her company, Pecho Mama, to begin creating work … Read More
There has been much, well-justified discussion about decolonising the curriculum in recent months, and teachers across the UK deserve praise for their efforts in this field. Unfortunately though, it seems … Read More
