This post is for our academic colleagues as you prepare your modules for next academic year. You may want to take this opportunity to review your reading lists, and see if you can increase...
The Music blog produced by the British Library has a wide range of content – here are links to a selection of recent posts: Lockdown piano – the pedagogical works of Muzio Clementi Digitised...
Are you a classical music buff, or do your music tastes lie in different directions? Do you always listen to the same style of music? Here is a new way of discovering classical music…’spin...
The Royal Opera House are kindly sharing some of their performances via their YouTube channel. It is part of their #OurHouseToYourHouse series. It includes current performances as well as historical ones. Our music and...
How often have you thought, ‘Oh, I wish I’d see that programme’ when it had been broadcast?’, or ‘I’ve missed watching this other programme on catch-up’? This is where Box of Broadcasts, fondly known...
Studying for music covers such a wide range of genres, interests, instruments, voices….and the list goes on. Here is an eclectic selection of online resources for you to explore: The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra (BSO)...
Are you itching to read more articles on performing arts? To celebrate 10 years of Theatre Dance and Performance Training, an article from each year has been made freely available online. The open-access Theatre...
Have you come across the BBC3 Free Thinking podcast? The BBC describe it as “Leading artists, writers, thinkers discuss the ideas shaping our lives & links between past & present and new academic research.” Virtual...
Our team of Academic Liaison Librarians are doing a excellent job of keeping you up-to-date with resources and services relevant to you. One of the ways we do this is by posting to the...
People Dancing, the foundation for community dance, make the following statement: “The power of early years dance activity and the positive benefits on children and their families are being increasingly evidenced. The early years...
Maybe you’re a music student, or a serial concert goer, or just someone who likes to listen to live music. Are you missing seeing live concerts and gigs? Are you missing that shiver down...
Research into how to make the arts more visible: Resources sharing best practice to support disabled artists and audiences Explore the DIY Access Guide to making music more accessible How can we avoid stereotyping...
Here is a selection of articles for you to read about making the arts more accessible: Open Orchestras – creating musical education for children with complex needs Making creativity more accessible in North Yorkshire...
To celebrate International Dance Day on 29th April, let’s explore what’s happening online. What is this day about? The Main Event lists many messages from around the world Check out the International Dance Day...
We are so lucky to have the Sage on our doorsteps in Gateshead. They have a new venture to support emerging artists and musicians. Each month there will be a session where you can...