This term’s newsletter contains recent updates from our hub partners about how they are responding to the challenges of social distancing and re-purposing their work to deliver activities over the summer term. You can find out more about how Lambeth Sounds Music Hub supports children and young people here
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Brixton Wings have continued to deliver free online group piano and guitar lessons to 60 young people per week from low income and disadvantaged households. Find out more about our music programme here
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Kinetika Bloco have moved all of their activities online and are committed to keeping the young people they work with as creative, happy, healthy and connected as possible.
Find out more here |
Tulse Hill Bloco After School Club
Online Dates: Every Thursday 4.30-6pm Ages: 8-18 years old Free |
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Following the new National Restrictions, Lambeth Music Service is continuing to deliver face-to-face activities in Lambeth schools
Brixton Hill Music Centre is now closed, and we have switched to a programme of remote online delivery.
Find out more here
Brixton Hill Music Centre is now closed, and we have switched to a programme of remote online delivery.
Find out more here
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Music Making SENse
Autumn has seen Music Making SENse return to face-to-face teaching in schools enabling people to reconnect with music making. Find some examples of our work here |
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We’ve launched a regular discussion bringing together those who teach/care for people with additional needs to share practice on supporting music-making in SEN settings & disabled musicians.
Get involved here |
Music Masters have been back in schools since September delivering individual and small group lessons. Projects this term include working with composer Daniel Kidane, the BFI and Young Classical Artist Trust.
Find out more here |
Join us to celebrate the end of term at our Lambeth schools with livestream concerts on the Music Masters website from Friday 11th December.
Concerts include: Ashmole Primary School, Fri 11 Dec (2.30pm) Jessop Primary School, Tue 15 Dec (2pm) Jubilee Primary School, Wed 16 Dec (2pm) Hear the music and voices of our young people, as they help deliver the concerts in more ways than one... Find out more here |
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Pegasus Opera Company continue to deliver their Confident Creators programme in partnership with Lambeth schools and have released a series of
videos for home learning |
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They are also launching a
BAME online talent development scheme for aspiring singers to have one-to-one mentoring sessions with established opera singers. Find out more here |
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This term we have been bridging the gap between young creative and the Music Industry with our Grit School programme using a combination of face-to-face and online sessions. Find out more here
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Thursday 26th November 7.00pm
Join us for this year's Grit School Live. A showcase celebrating raw talent from South London live streamed via YouTube. More details to be announced soon here |
Raw Material has moved all sessions online for the remainder of 2020 with a range of free programmes including song writing, sessions in podcasting and audio technology software. Find out more here
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Sound Art and Creative Tech
Mondays from 9th November 4-6pm. Suitable for ages 16-25. Free. Explore creative uses of sound and music with award-winning Sound Artist Gawain Hewitt using free online tools and showcase your music in a final exhibition! No experience necessary. Find out more here. |
Sound And Music's Minute of Listening is free to home educators during the coronavirus emergency!
Anyone involved in home educating can sign up for a free account here |
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SWeet!'s provision is entirely online this term. and we have been developing online composition sessions, ensemble get-togethers, and Play-Parties.
Please enjoy our recent appearance in James Acaster's Perfect Sounds podcast, (recorded in March 2019): Listen to the podcast here |
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Sound Connections have repurposed funding to directly support individuals and music organisations at this challenging time
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Sound Connections are offering a free online training session 'Music and the Youth Sector'
Wednesday 3 June 2020 10.00am - 1.00pm Find out more |
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Tomorrow’s Warriors – We have delivered over 1000 online learning opportunities to our young cohort and we held our popular Summer Runnings project in August online. Read our ‘Tales of Resilience’ Blog here
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Join our new college programme ‘The Jazz Hang’ run in partnership with Trinity Laban and led by Diân Gasper. For young musicians aged 11 – 17, approx. grade 3 Jazz beginners
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Trinity Laban Trinity Laban is supporting young people to explore music and dance through interactive digital projects such as the Animate Orchestra project. Find out more here
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Coming up is our first ever A-Level Digital Schools’ Concert, a film download for schools that explores repertoire in intimate detail, with specially-recorded performances by our students. Find out more here
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Youthsayers are running weekly online sessions with their students which focus on composition, soloing, and recording. These sessions are open to other young musicians aged 10-18 Find out more about their projects and weekly online sessions by
emailing Youthsayers |
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Youthsayers are also recruiting for new players aged 9-20 to join their groups in September.
Find out more here |
Additional resources for School and Home Learning:
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Music Mark are continuing to update their list of excellent resources to assist young musicians and their families with continuing to learn and enjoy music while at home.
Resources can be accessed here |
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Elevate Lambeth continue to help young people to stay connected with creative and inspiring activities, With challenges, shows and more. These are all free and are accessible from school or from home.
Find out more here |
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Lambeth Made: You can also find out lots of information to help young people stay, safe, positive and active on the Lambeth Made website.
Find out more here |
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