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A commission takes time to come to fruition, and so it was that despite having been at Making Music now for four years, I had not

British composer Guy Woolfenden, patron of Making Music member Birmingham Symphonic Winds, has passed away.

'A Choir in Every Care Home' is an initiative to explore how music and singing can feature regularly in care homes across the cou

This blog post has been a long time coming as it was put on pause while I have been finishing my PhD.

Andy Jackson, the inspirational leader of Cobweb Orchestras, thought the best way for me to get an idea of how they work would be to join in one of their groups, and he organised a cello for me to play. But what Andy didn’t know until I met him in the Sage Gateshead café that day that I have never held a cello before in my life.

After the creation of the Yorkshire Music Library (under social enterprise Fresh Horizons) in 2012, the vast collection of over 300,000 musical sco

The winners can be engaged by Making Music's 3000+ members - music clubs, amateur choirs and orchestras - at fixed fees and s

Last week I met with the orchestra again! My mentor David Horne was able to come to this rehearsal, which was very useful.

Local authorities are implementing cuts of unprecendented scale for the financial years 2016/7 and music libraries continue to be targets. Find out how we're fighting back.

Could you be the UK’s best, undiscovered singing group? Whether you’re a gospel group with gusto, a band of beatbox bravados or a pitch perfect pop troupe, Gareth Malone wants to hear from you.