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I was recently reading an article in the Independent Schools magazine written by Dawn Allen who is Director of Development and External Relations at Tring Park School in Hertfordshire. She starts her article with the following words. There is a […]
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Yes I know, it’s still August and we have dared to use the C word. Apologies for that. However, to be fair our customers have been using the C word in conversation with us for a few weeks now. It […]
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Some too many years ago, I used to live in Cranleigh and was educated at Cranleigh Prep and Cranleigh School. It is therefore always a particular delight when I get to go back to my old hunting ground and record […]
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This week started with a couple of days in the studio which were mostly spent mastering the albums recorded in Yorkshire and London last week. In fact the London recording last Tuesday had to be mastered over the weekend as […]
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This year for the BBC Music Day, there is an an exciting initiative aimed at encouraging children in primary schools to sing in classrooms, playgrounds, assemblies or indeed anywhere they might choose. It’s been aptly named – ‘Get Singing’. […]
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In the news this week we heard how Ed Sheeran spoke out against cuts to music education in State Schools. The 27 year old singer songwriter said that he benefited from the tuition he received as a student. He was […]
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Most of the recordings we undertake in schools lead to the production of a CD or digital album. This is also the most beneficial to the school because they can not only make money from CD sales but they […]
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A few years ago, we looked into the notion of buying the domain name – no faffing dot com. As it transpired, this domain has already been taken although doesn’t appear to be doing anything useful with itself. […]
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It is always a pleasure to listen to musicians perform be astounded by their ability and accomplishments. I often contemplate the amount of work and effort that has lead them to reach such an incredible standard. But what inspired them […]
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In 1963 Queen Elizabeth II ventured, no doubt with some trepidation, into the gloominess of Birmingham’s pedestrian underpasses in order to see the progress being made with the Inner Ring road. 6 years earlier, local dignitaries holding a ceremony to […]
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Like many, my very first instrument was a school descant recorder. The black and white Aulos so familiar to us all is a fond memory to me, but also still manages to invoke the fear of screechy recorder club caused […]
September is a time of new beginnings. But not just for school pupils. The start of a new school year will also see the arrival in some schools of a number of Newly Qualified Teachers. Summer is that time […]
One of the most common questions we are asked at this time of year relates to Christmas recordings. Specifically, schools requiring their CDs before the end of term or for a Christmas Fair, want to know when they should record. […]
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