For his October column, 17-year-old Noah Bradley explores the art of transcription.
Part of Guildhall School's Music Education Islington, jazz pianist and composer Nikki Yeoh is presenting ‘Seven Steps to Jazz Improvisation Heaven’ on Day 1 of this year's Expo.
Earlier this year (Music Teacher, October 2015), we looked at Learning Aim A of the BTEC First Music Industry unit. Here, we move the focus from organisations to Learning Aim B, job roles in the music...
In 2020, the year marking the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth, OCR A level students are lucky enough to be studying a work by that composer.
Anything is possible when you code your own music. Artist and composer Gawain Hewitt explores coding options that work for teachers and pupils, opening up new creative avenues.
As new research reveals that over a quarter of parents believe nursery rhymes are outdated, Youth Music CEO Matt Griffiths highlights the benefits of co-creation in early years education – and...
Bridging the world of technology and musical instruments, artist and composer Gawain Hewitt explores how software, laptops and circuit boards can create a whole new vista.
MT's Phil Croydon discusses safeguarding and child protection with Kay Joel, a former primary teacher, one-time music coordinator and now senior consultant with NSPCC's Professional Learning Services.
With Remembrance Sunday approaching, MT meets Band Sergeant Major (Warrant Officer Class Two) Naomi Phelan of the Band of the Scots Guards as they prepare to play at the Cenotaph.
Dale Wills takes a look at the Opus-Quad, the first four-channel standalone system from Pioneer DJ.
