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The power of practice

No one can really just pick up an instrument and play it perfectly but we know how hard it can be to find time to dedicate to practice...

Guidance

Top tips for learning scales

Scales are a subject that strike fear into the heart of many musicians. Here we hope to give you a little bit of insight into why they...

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How to choose a teacher

Finding a teacher can be a daunting task. Finding the right instrumental or vocal teacher is not simply a case of choosing the person...

Guidance

An instrument examination can be a worrying prospect, whatever age you are, but remember: examiners aren't there to catch you out...

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Many of us involved in music making in our spare time never think about why it matters. We enjoy it, so we assume everyone understands...

Guidance

The evidence bank

Whether you're applying for funding or just want to tell your councillor or MP about your leisure-time music activity, we've...

Guidance

Losing your hearing can be particularly distressing for musicians. From Beethoven to will.i.am, classical musicians to pop stars young...

Guidance

This guidance will outline when you need to pay performing rights fees and how to pay them. What are Performing Rights? ...

Guidance

Tips for making music in prisons

Philip Emery, director of charity Changing Tunes and member of Beckenham Concert Band, gives a how-to guide for making music in...

Case studies

Philip Emery, Chair of member group Beckenham Concert Band, and Director of music charity Changing Tunes (London & South East),...

Case studies

Composers talking

In the last century many of our greatest composers, including Ralph Vaughan Williams, Gustav Holst and Benjamin Britten, wrote...

Guidance

The SCIO structure is now available on application through the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR), for organisations...

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