| Date: | Saturday 29 March 2014 |
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Beccy Owen’s new album Imago covers the evolution of a doomed love affair, drawing on her own personal experiences. It’s a part break-up, part coming-of-age album, recorded in a minimal style with each song recorded live and in one take over a single 24 hour period.
With support from the Low Countries and the Kitchen Collective.
Today our Brass Foundations team gave an extended presentation at the Music Mark Conference in Southampton.
We had a fab time letting music hubs and other education professionals know about the programme and how it is helping hubs to enrich their provision via partnership working with our Youth Development Brass Specialists, brass bands and schools.
Thousands of young people have taken part in Brass Foundations since it launched in 2021 and last academic year alone the programme worked in collaboration with 18 music hubs.
Today our COO Sarah Baumann was joined by BBE brass specialists Deirdre Waller-Box and Helen Minshall as well as our partners Ian Naylor from Sheffield Music Hub and Richard Hart from Warwickshire Music Hub.
Plus our Safeguarding team were on hand at out stand to answer questions on how we can support you with our MusEd Safe training.
We're still at the remainder of the Music Mark conference today so day hello or email us if you would like support in:
▶️ Establishing new ensemble opportunities
▶️ Developing partnerships with local community groups
▶️ Delivering workshop sessions in schools
▶️ Providing resources and training for brass staff
▶️ Providing high-quality performance opportunities for your young people
Get in touch: brassfoundations@bbe.org.uk #MMConference23
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