- Music Education: Where do we go from here? The Musicians' Company Debate
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Following the report to the government earlier this year by Darren Henley, and the impending National Music Education Plan expected from the Department of Education in the early Autumn, the annual Musicians' Company Debate draws together leading figures from politics, education and the arts to examine current government policy towards music education.
Posted: Mon 26th September 2011 | Read More
- Welsh World Cup Rugby Team Forms Choir
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The Wales rugby squad are hoping to sing their way to glory in New Zealand after forming a Rugby World Cup choir.
Team manager Alan Phillips today revealed the Welsh squad has formed the vocal group as part of their team bonding in New Zealand.
Posted: Mon 12th September 2011 | Read More
- Aled Jones asks people to 'Sing out' for Marie Curie Cancer Care
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Singer and television presenter Aled Jones is asking people to Sing Out for Marie Curie Cancer Care this Christmas time.
Whether you are singing on your own, in a group or just with friends, Aled wants you to dedicate a Christmas performance to raising funds for the charity. Aled said: "By singing out this Christmas time for Marie Curie Cancer Care with your choir, church or friends, you can help raise vital funds so that Marie Curie Nurses can continue to provide free care for terminally ill people in their own homes and the charity's hospices."
Posted: Mon 12th September 2011 | Read More
- One month to go to 123sing!
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Make singing count with your group by joining in with 123sing! on 30 September – 2 October 2011. Dedicate a performance to 123sing! or hold an open rehearsal or workshop to recruit new members. Collect donations from your members, audiences and participants for the chance to win promotion for your next event on air and on the Classic FM website. Funds are split between your group and The Classic FM Foundation, providing music therapy for disabled children across the UK.
www.classicfm.com/123sing
Posted: Thu 01st September 2011 | Read More
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- Webinar, member networking and online conducting course this weekend!
- We've a busy abcd weekend coming up, with the first of our new member networking sessions on Friday at 5pm, closely followed by our regular Saturday morning webinar at 11am on 10 April. In addition, if you are looking for practical conducting support online, join our Director of Training, Amy Bebbington, for her own highly recommended online course this weekend, 9-11 April.
- Posted: Tuesday, 6th April 2021
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- Take a look at our new webinar library!
- Our previous webinars are now available as a resource for all choral conductors to access, covering a wide range of topics including music education, vocal health, licensing, risk management and more.
- Posted: Thursday, 18th March 2021
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- New events for spring
- The Government announced a new four-stage roadmap on 22 February to lift the current restrictions in England. We await detailed information on the performing arts, but you can find the key points so far on our Government guidelines page. As the lockdown slowly eases, we've plenty of spring activity for all choral leaders to enjoy.
- Posted: Wednesday, 24th February 2021
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- New lockdown but online events and resources to look forward to
- Following the announcement of new national lockdowns, Stay at Home guidance has been issued and supersedes all other guidance. Revised performing arts guidance was published on 6 January and this and other guidance has been updated on our pages to reflect this.
Whilst restrictions continue, why not grab your coffee and join us for one of our weekend webinars, a singing workshop or even an online training day?
- Posted: Friday, 8th January 2021
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- Revised performing arts guidance for England published
- Following the publication of the Government's COVID-19 Winter Plan for England, guidance has been published for carol singing and revised guidance for the performing arts.
- Posted: Tuesday, 1st December 2020
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