Support

Our partner Allianz Musical Insurance has some tips for keeping instruments safe at home, as well as advice on what to do if an accident does happen…   

At ABRSM our purpose is to inspire musical achievement, offering exams and resources to help learners progress, whatever their musical goals.

The Boy and the Bunnet is a brilliant way to introduce children (and adults) to the Scots language and Scots traditional instruments.

Challenge your children to complete a few Classical 100 activities this week. Listen, learn and explore all 100 pieces.

Learning to play a musical instrument or to sing brings extraordinary, lifelong benefits. Why? 

Over 3500 of you have signed up for Classical 100, our fantastic collection of carefully selected pieces of music and activities for children and their families.

Jump to the rhythm of Jessie Montgomery’s Starburst, wander through a fairytale world with Ravel, or just lie on the sofa and chill while the sounds of George Walker’s gorgeous Lyric for Strings wash over you

Every day Durham Music releases a new video with an extension worksheet for different years and abilities - fun for all the family.

Alison Cox, Head of Composition at the Purcell School and founder of The Commonwealth Resounds, on why learning to compose is important and what’s being done to encourage more young people to get involved.

Understanding and clarifying your own expectations about your child’s lessons can make a huge difference to a teacher-parent relationship and will have a positive knock-on effect on the learner’s experience.

Ten great tips for helping with your child’s practice.

Paul Harris offers some thoughts for parents to help their children get the most out of practice.

Watch Kerry Ellis, the First Lady of West End musicals, speaking to participants in a workshop about looking after your voice.