TiME and the Table of Tech at the British Association For Music Therapy Conference 2024

Accessibility in Music: An Essential, Not an Option. Hosted by NoteWorthy access at the Bristol Beacon.

Access to Music 2024 Conference at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival Friday 3rd May 9.30am to 5.30pm

Come and see us at The Bristol Beacon and take part in the Together For Music Festival!

Music Mark and the MIA present the Industry X Education Interface with over 30 music companies exhibiting and updates from the DFE and Arts Council on the Capital Programme.

The Leicester Music Conference (LMC) is an exciting event that brings together music and creative sector professionals to support the music, arts, and media industries in the East Midlands.

TiME Webinar Series 2024 - FREE to attend. Introducing the amazing CMPSR musical Instrument ! Tuesday 30th January 2024 - 4pm to 5pm (UK time). View event to access Zoom details

Delivered by Discover Creative Careers and UK Music, this free online event is aimed at learners aged 11 to 18. Pick up some top tips, find out about career pathways and access free classroom resources!

Free Online Event - Deliver a contemporary, inclusive curriculum with Digital Music - 3rd October 2023 - 4pm to 5pm

Ofsted: Music in schools HMI Christopher Stevens, Ofsted Subject Lead for Music, will give an overview of the key findings from the music research review in this free ISM Trust webinar. He will reflect on what this means for a high-quality music curriculum in England’s schools. Christopher will consider the factors that contribute to creating that high quality of education in music and the key messages for school leaders and teaching staff.

This free ISM Trust webinar will offer an introduction to Social Prescribing for music professionals. Find out how it works and where it has been successful in relation to music – with a particular focus on singing – and discover the opportunities it can offer to musicians working with community groups.

Join TiME for our Autumn Webinar and learn about the latest capabilities of Soundbeam 6. Soundbeam is an award-winning 'touch free' musical device that uses motion sensor and switch technology to translate even the smallest movement into music, sound and film. Soundbeam makes music performance, composition and education accessible to all.

The ISM present: An introduction to music production Free Online Workshop - Tuesday 11 July, 5-6pmLearn how to navigate production software and build a track in this free online workshop with Xylo Aria, founder of Music Production for Women.

TiME Summer Webinar Series - FREE

Teaching Aural Skills

Tuesday June 20th 2023 – 5pm to 5.45pm

Join our free webinar with Niels Bastrup (Education Advisor) to discover how the EarMaster app supports ear training and develops listening skills, pitch accuracy and musical memory.

Niels will demonstrate the new ‘Aural Trainer for ABRSM’ course, covering ABRSM Aural Tests from grades 1-5. Make aural training fun and enjoyable for teachers and students. After the webinar, try the app and courses for free! Available for both Android and IOS devices.

David Ward, Managing Director of TiME introduces Irene LoCoco, Music Therapist at Chiltern Music Therapy, who will present examples and case studies of how Chiltern Music Therapy use Music Technology in their work.

Music Teacher magazine’s third Music Technology in Education conference – 2nd November 2022 at The Hallam Conference Centre, London

David Ward, Managing Director of TiME, introduces Tom Garner (Senior Lecturer) from the School of Creative Technologies at Portsmouth University. Tom explains the principles of VR and AR with examples of their great potential and application in the world of music. He will then focus on the importance of sound in virtual reality, bio-sensing and wearable technologies and how a VR application is structured. Tom demonstrates how biofeedback-based sound designs and musical compositions for VR experiences are created, using a recent project example that utilised emotion-sensing and evocative sound design techniques.

David Ward, Managing Director of TiME, introduces Tim Yates, award-winning accessible instrument developer, who takes you through the fascinating process of making bespoke musical instruments. He presents a showcase of his work with ground-breaking Swedish musician, Tim Palm (DJ Arthro), and the development of their LOOPFREE and bespoke technology.

David Ward, Managing Director of TiME, introduces Phil Castang, CEO Music for Youth, and Chair of the Music Education Council; Howard Monk, Chief Education and Learning Officer for TheWRD, from the Ivors Academy; Kate Rounding, Development Director of TiME; Tiffany Jade Holland, Circle of Light and freelance artist; Husna Khalid, Circle of Light and freelance artist. A wide-ranging team of industry experts discuss careers that support performance and the many progression pathways available.

Connectivity to Music Technology, SEN/D and Inclusion. 22nd September 2022 10am to 3pm

NMPAT, 125 Kettering Road, Northampton, NN1 4AZ

Join Technology in Music Education UK (TiME), NMPAT, UK Music and many more for a day of workshops, exhibitions and networking opportunities.

Tickets £10 - Lunch included - Book your tickets here

Brought to you by Music Teacher magazine, the Next Steps for Curriculum Music conference is essential for primary and secondary educators in England. Taking place in London on 5th July 2022, it will address the position of curriculum music education in 2022 and beyond, with the updated National Plan for Music Education expected to be released prior to the conference

A fantastic event hosted at Tileyard in London with exhibitions from the world’s leading music equipment manufacturers. From recording hardware, microphones, and outboard equipment to recording software, virtual instruments and effects, to the latest synthesisers, there’s a lot to see. Book your tickets here

Join Daniel Johnson and the In Music In Media team for this exclusive online screening of the recently produced documentary “Journey of The Musically Unorthodox” with a Q&A panel. The film showcases the journey of In Music In Media and the Musically Unorthodox project.

From our Corporate Members at Felisia, this event brings together education technology researchers, educators and industry professionals who will share their experience in creating user-centred and evidence-based products for people with special educational needs. Reserve your place here