O TYM PODKAŚCIE 🔗
'Make Your Mark: Notes on Music Education' is a podcast showcasing diverse experiences and perspectives from across the music education sector.
We'll explore the major challenges faced by those working with young people in music, the challenges young people face themselves, and celebrate inspiring projects and stories from across the nation and beyond. Tune in to hear from expert guests as we tackle music education's biggest questions, highlight its most exciting initiatives, and discuss the musical journeys of those involved.
This podcast is produced by Aimee Christodoulou, Emma Cragg and Yusef Sacoor for Music Mark, a membership organisation, Subject Association, and an Arts Council England Investment Principles Support Organisation advocating for excellent musical learning in and out of school. Music Mark support their members and the wider sector through training, resources, networking and advocacy work at a national level and across the UK. This is done with a vision for accessible and excellent musical learning and engagement, inspiring and enriching the lives of all children and young people.
Częstotliwość aktualizacji:
every 36 days
Średnia długość dźwięku:
50 minutes
Wywiady gościnne
Język angielski
Zjednoczone Królestwo
19 odcinków
od 28 stycznia 2025
episodic
NAJNOWSZY ODCINEK 🔗
Sarah Baumann from Brass Bands England and Kevin Hartley from the NSPCC to return to discuss Safeguarding. This episode looks at the emerging threats to safeguarding children and the key takeaways are resources our guests would point to to step up your Safeguarding knowledge.
As with part 1, please…
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It's a new series of the podcast, and Lucy and Yusef are joined by guests from Brass Bands England and the NSPCC to discuss Safeguarding.
Following our new 2-part format, this episode with look at the changes in Safeguarding over the years, how to employ the right people, intersectional safegu…
Tune up and tune in! Series Three of Make Your Mark is coming soon. We've got a new format, a new team, and a whole host of new and exciting discussions to share with you - as well as the same old selection of expert insights into Music Education's hottest topics!
In this final episode of Series 2, we explore music therapy and the therapeutic impacts of music with music therapist Graeme Davis and music education and arts leader Jane Bryant. Together, they discuss what music therapy is, how it differs from wider music-making and talking therapies, and why lis…
This episode explores all things pedagogy – we're joined by Jennie Henley, Andy Shoniker and Adam Whittaker to explore some of the big questions in Music education - How do we teach Music? Is there a ‘best’ approach? What techniques help educators and those learning music access the most intel…
Following the launch of Music Mark’s ‘A Common Approach: Early Years’ programme, we discuss why early years music education is crucial for child development. Nicola Burke, Polly Ives, and Amy Campbell share their experiences and beliefs about the importance of music for young children, exploring ho…
This episode discusses the significance of a creative curriculum in music education, exploring student engagement, innovative teaching strategies, the impact of Artsmark, and the need to build confidence in both teachers and students. The conversation also touches on the challenges of advocating fo…
To launch Series Two, join us on stage at the Music Mark Conference (recorded live in November 2025).
In this live recording, the Music Mark podcast team are joined by Rachel Hawker, Director of Education at Rocksteady Music School, David Rees, Chief Executive of Merton Music Foundation, Bridget R…
To round off series one, join the Music Mark team as they review 2025 with their personal and professional highlights from the last 12 months.
In this month’s episode, we explore how low-income backgrounds might create or perpetuate barriers for young people to get involved with and pursue music, with a particular focus on instrumental tuition. We’re joined by Jo Yee Cheung from Olympias Music Foundation, Katie Walker from Young Sounds UK…
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