We watched a video titled “Anarchy in the Ukulele” of the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain, which was one of their live performances at the Barbican, London, in 2005. Keep reading to find out my opinion, and more!

2 weeks ago, my music group watched a performance of a Ukulele orchestra, and I personally really like how ukuleles sound, so I thought I’d do an honest review on it.

WaterBear, the leading UK music college based in Brighton and Sheffield, has bolstered its Careers and Industry team with five new appointments.

Craft offers changemakers an alternative approach to progress

Hailing from Michigan, yuckyxo seeks to make his unique voice heard in the thriving Detroit music scene. His main goal in music is to ensure his genuine expression resonates with audiences.

Buddybudski, a resident of Upstate Chester, New York, aims to become the first independent rapper turned mogul in a music industry he believes needs a shift away from prioritizing virality over talent.

In this article, I will discuss the concept of political correctness, and its influence in the Arts. Here, I ask the question: is political correctness culture regulating the arts?

This post is my research on Jess Glynn. She is an inspiration to me.

an experience of playing a generic pop song (aka Mercy by Shawn Mendes) that I'll never ever play again. Look I'm sorry (not really lol) I really don't like pop music as much as a lot of other people.

made a peace of music on the piano, with our class.

song mercy.

made music on the piano

A masterfully crafted narrative explores  themes of classism, racism, religion, and love in 1940s rural Trinidad and Tobago.