There are a number of audio described, notation free, courses available to support you to learn a number of instruments, including: Piano Guitar Bass Banjo Saxophone Violin Mandolin Flute Harmonica ...

Here is a direct link to Dancing Dots' tutorials, which explains the intended uses and main functions of each component in the GOODFEEL suite. https://www.dancingdots.com/tsgf4/gf4tutorial.htm

Most UK venues and festivals offer free Personal Assistant (aka carer or companion) tickets for attendees who need them. However, it is worth noting that applications for PA tickets can close some ...

You can access some basic explanations and tips regarding music publishing at the following link: https://www.prsformusic.com/m-magazine/how-to/how-to-understanding-publishing-rights

The UK Association for Accessible Formats (UKAAF) have a Music Subject Area, which discusses developments in accessible music notation. You can read more about the groups, and access some resources, ...

Here, you can find tips, advice, ideas on how to provide accessible music lessons. RNIB's 'Guide to teaching music to pupils with vision impairment' Macular Society's 'Tips for teaching music to ...

Access text descriptions of where to place the fingers on the fretboard. Choose the chord root (e.g. C, A-flat, F-sharp) and the chord mode (e.g. major, minor, seventh) using the dropdowns at the link ...

Guides for accessing Arts Council England and PRS Foundation funding. https://www.drakemusic.org/music/projects-commissions-participation/digitalconnect/funding-advice-for-disabled-musicians/

Are you interested in music or podcast producing, but not yet ready to tackle more complex softwares like Logic Pro and Reaper? Or perhaps you’re looking for an affordable and accessible audio e ...

Native Instruments have designed a range of MIDI controller keyboards that can be used for live performance and audio production. ...