Testimonials

“We have been delighted to partner with the TiME UK team, sharing their goal to make music technology inclusive and accessible to all learners. Our teams have collaborated at events across the UK, most recently at Yamaha UK as part of the Music Hub Conference 2026. TiME truly cares about the products, the people behind them, and crucially, the educators and students looking to advance their knowledge and skills with the latest musical innovations. We look  forward to continuing our partnership to further provide the best solutions and music technology for the education sector.”

pBone Music - Adam McCulloch, pBone Music, Director of Marketing

“As a start-up in the accessible music space, TiME UK has provided us with a huge amount of support and advice. They’ve opened doors across the music technology and education space, introducing us to resellers, industry partners and like-minded organisations, and offered opportunities to engage directly with educators through expos and events. Kate and Richard bring an exceptional depth of knowledge, generosity and connectivity to the sector.  They are always full of ideas, introductions and practical guidance. TiME UK plays an important role in connecting industry and education, and we’re excited to see the impact of their new international partnership.”

Headsoup Ltd (Lift Music), Kate Billinge, Growth & Partnerships

“It's been a pleasure working with Kate, Richard and the TiME team over the years to ensure music technology is embedded across all stages of learning. During that time we have seen them lead nationally recognised work on accessible and adaptive music technologies and have had the pleasure of joining them at numerous events where they advocate for the role of music technology in education.”

Digit Music, Owain Wilson

“Being part of TiME has been incredibly valuable for Cosmo. The network has connected us with inspiring educators, organisations and innovators who are genuinely shaping the future of music education and accessibility.”

Cosmo, Ana Perez, Head of Marketing

“With their vast expertise in Music Technology and Accessibility, TiME (Technology in Music Education UK) help and support Lancashire Music Hub in expanding the awareness of musical instruments for both disabled and able-bodied students. Using their connections, they are in a unique position to advise on new and inclusive music technologies.”

Lancashire Music Service - Ben Rapp, Deputy Head of Service

“Wolverhampton Music Service is well into its inclusive journey and we wanted to introduce adaptive technologies and instruments in a consultative way with our staff and schools. Richard and Kate couldn't have been more helpful. In January our staff were able to explore and learn about the instruments as part of a full staff training day. Later in May we wanted to show these instruments to our Special Schools at our network event. Time delivered training one week before the event and even loaned us the instruments for a short period which allowed us to deliver a really authentic day for our schools. They really do have 'TiME' for the sector and I recommend them wholeheartedly.”

Wolverhampton Music Service - Ciaran O’Donnell, Head of Music Service

“At MMF, we’ve been using the Mugo (a new instrument created by the Amber Trust and TiME) in an ensemble context, supporting access in an inclusive ensemble called Resonance. The Mugo is portable and straightforward to use; the Bluetooth feature meant we could move the device around freely without having to worry about wires / amps etc. Sound making is instantaneous and intuitive, so pupils were quickly able to get to grips with the concept of the instrument, but there is also a lot of scope for progression as they learn to play more and more complex melodies.”

Merton Music Foundation - David Rees, CEO

“I am incredibly grateful for people like TiME who take time out of their busy days to help others and pass on knowledge. Their support was invaluable in helping us develop our Tune In project, and I still use the TiME website as a point of inspiration for accessible equipment and inclusive music-making.”

Enable Works Highlands, Scotland - Mark McKenzie, Performance Manager