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Located in Southern Paris suburbs, Music Course Patrice Creveux is involved in music students formation for more than 30 years. Music on computer technologies had been introduced in teaching for the very beginning of their apparition and bring additional teaching content and additional tools to traditional...
Conservatoire de Villecresnes introduced music on computer in workshop dedicated to older teenager students which already acquired basic knowledge in music theory. This workshop is considered as a continuation for traditional theory music course and plan to initiate students to composition and arrangement on...
An original WebSite introducing the Beethoven's composition and harmonisation skills, by hearing and analyzing MidiFiles of major pieces.
Over a 12 week period (Wednesdays: 10am – 5pm) MBS provides the insight required to understand the music industry’s inner workings and guides students towards establishing musical independence and/or music business. The course covers all essential elements required and specific to the music business: the industry...
Linked Musicians is a unique and powerful social networking enabler for the live music industry. It is the first truly international, local-for-local, multilingual music industry social networking website, targeted at musicians, bands and orchestras, professionals and amateurs, and products and services...
Sing Up is a national initiative set up to link schools in the UK and to encourage children to sing. The government have provided funding since its inception in 2007.
The Church Music Network website offers a Certificate in Church Music which is run from the Diocese of Salisbury in the UK. The course of study is available on the internet as a distance learning course. The certificate has been designed to provide a flexible and accessible pathway of study for anyone interested in...
Launched by collaborative teams from UK universities, and coordinated by Queen Mary, University of London, the Digital Music Research Network aims to promote research in this area, by bringing together researchers from UK universities and industry in electronic engineering, computer science, and music.
Music Network is a professional arts organisation, funded by The Arts Council, committed to promoting, encouraging and funding the highest standards of music creation and performance throughout the island of Ireland.
In pursuit of these objectives Music Network delivers a continuous programme of music-related...
MusicTank is a non profit business development network for the UK music industry set up to engage with industry, drive innovation and create change across the music business.
MusicTank was launched in 2003, it´s remit: to establish itself as a business development network for the UK music industry - an...
