Music Hub Conference 2024
The Music Hub Conference 2024 is designed to give innovative solutions and insider info to instrument managers and repairers, SEND and inclusion managers, and all HLO staff interested in hearing about progressive and accessible instruments.
The conference takes place on the 19th and 20th of June 2024 at Yamaha Music UK Headquarters in Milton Keynes.
- Day One is designed for instrument managers and repairers. Find out more about servicing, the latest instruments and inventory management, and tour the world-class facilities at Yamaha. Expert repairer Graham De Vere White will be on hand to share tips, tricks and insights for Music Hub instrument managers and repairers and give the inside scoop on servicing.
- Day Two is geared towards SEND and inclusion managers. Hear from external experts and learn about the latest accessible technology for the classroom brought to you in partnership with TiME. Attendees will be given hands-on demonstrations of inclusive instruments from a range of manufacturers and discover new and exciting ways to make music accessible to everyone.
The Music Hub Conference 2024 is an opportunity to forge deeper connections with other educators and the music industry.
The event is free for HLOs and their staff but places are limited, so fill in the form to register your interest.
CASE STUDIES
"Music can embed itself within the curriculum. The idea is that by the end of the first year of this initiative, every child in year three could go on and continue that journey in music.”
Karin Jenkins - Head of Swansea Music
“With pBuzz, the children manage the transition so well. They sound so much better than starting out on cornets. They get it and understand how to make a sound. I can’t stress how much better it is.”
Andy Harris - Brass Lead for Sheffield Music
“My early conversations with Steven Greenall (CEO of pBone Music) were around me wanting to really try and challenge instrument providers: how we procure instruments and how green are we as a company procuring instruments?”
Stuart Birnie - Head of Music Service at Sevices for Education, Birmingham