#DecoloniseMusicEd

Can you teach reggae, and specifically Bob Marley and the Wailers without acknowledging their ancestry?

Especially if you are on Twitter, many of you may have come across this amazing video that was circulated on socials a couple of weeks...

Why Music has partnered with Music Mark to create a series of free online CPD sessions for music teachers.

Listen & Celebrate is a new book co-written with Helen MacGregor and published with Collins Music focusing on diversity in primary music ed

Ben L'Oncle Soul is a French singer-songwriter who released his first under the famous Motown Record label in 2010. That album reached...

Duke Ellington is regarded as one of the most influential African-American composers of the 20th century. This song entitled 'It Don't...

Terri Lyne Carrington is a drummer, educator and producer from Massachusetts U.S.A. In her career to date, she has performed or recorded...

Marcus Miller is a Grammy Award-winning multi-instrumentalist, producer and composer. During his career, he has produced and played on...

Dr. Lonnie Smith was an organist whose music was heavily influenced by the gospel music he grew up with, blues and jazz which he made his...

We have a new interactive flipbook edition of 'Where Are All The Instruments? European Orchestra'!!

There's something you need to understand. As soon as England reached the final of the Euro 2020 by beating Denmark on the 7th July, there...

I'm happy to share with you all a new full-colour adventure book for 2-6 year olds called 'Where Are All The Instruments? European...

The Pizzeria was failing. Every year, there were fewer and fewer people coming in through the doors, but the Chef couldn't figure out...

It's a difficult time for all the teachers at the moment, so I've made some resources which will hopefully help in some way. There are...

I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Jamie Macdougall on BBC Radio Scotland last night, as part of their Classics Unwrapped...

As many of you know, for the past few months, I've spent a lot of time writing and speaking about many different issues around music...

One of the main reasons cited for hip-hop not being taught in schools is because of the glamorised violence contained in lyrics and...

A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of being interviewed for The Music Education Podcast with Chris Woods. We spent some time breaking...

The Robert Glasper Experiment covered this song on their first album in 2012 called 'Black Radio'.