Articles Tagged with the word ‘music’
16 Aug 2011
A new festival aims to enrich lives and nourish the community. Is it the real deal or is it just cloud cuckoo land?
Notes on Peace
01 Dec 2010
British Council Global Changemaker Zuhal Sultan sees her dream for a National Youth Orchestra of Iraq come to life
CYMAZ Radio Launch
02 Nov 2010
It is Youth Music Week and something amazing is happening down in Cornwall - The launch of Cornwall Youth Music's CYMAZ Radio station on November 3rd
Relax or ‘Go Loco’ at Shambala Festival
23 Aug 2010
Want to hear live music, go to inspiring workshops, meet new people and have fun, all while having a minimal impact on the environment? Look no further than Shambala.
Tribe of Doris 2010
05 Jul 2010
From July 10th to 15th August, Tribe of Doris, a summer school and festival in Devon, will offer workshops in drumming, dance, and voice, featuring inspirational teachers from across the globe.
One Love Festival
09 Jun 2010
The One Love Festival has a new location in Hainault Forest Country Park. It is the only London based music festival to offer camping and is a multi-cultural, multi-ethical, environmentally friendly event.
07 Jun 2010
The musical and spiritual journey of Xavier Rudd, in whose life Aboriginal culture and the natural world have great importance. An interview and album review.
The Pipes of Peace
10 Feb 2010
Pipers, once rare, are today a commonplace feature in Ireland again. One devotee, Brian Vallely founded the Armagh Pipers Club -his aim to promote and teach Irish music in the Armagh area.
From London to Sydney…and Back Again!
23 Nov 2009
Sarah Sayeed is a British Asian MC and singer opening doors for young people in the music industry.
Youth Music is 10
29 Sep 2009
This year British youth music is celebrating its tenth anniversary. It is the UK's largest children's music charity providing fundingformusic projects and activities.
A Voice for Peace
08 Sep 2009
Emmanuel Jal's unique style of hip-hop, combined with messages of peace, reconciliation and hope, has brought him to the attention of former South African President, Nelson Mandela.
Play Me, I’m Yours
07 Sep 2009
Across the City of London in June and July this year, 30 pianos were to be found in skate parks, launderettes, train stations and other public spaces.
Playing for Change
07 Sep 2009
At this year's Glastonbury Festival, a Playing for Change' band, involving an international group of musicians, performed a powerful set of songs with a wonderful fusion of global influences.
Kids on Strike for the Planet
01 Apr 2009
Do you enjoy acting and performing and are you interested in doingsomething about global warming? If so, this is an exciting opportunityfor you to combine the two.