Discover new insights in inclusive music education with the Shared Notes Podcast! Listen below 
Join Dr Beth Pickard and Alex Lupo as they share behind-the-scenes reflections on the AHRC Spoke project so far – from the research process to early findings – and what this could mean for autistic young people’s access to music.
Pupil at St Dallan’s Primary School, Warrenpoint, Northern Ireland. All photos: Adrian Mullan Join us for a series of events focusing on expanding access to
Live Music Now Cymru is celebrating Volunteers’ Week UK 2026, 1 June to Sunday 7 June, by recognising the incredible contribution of our Volunteer Lullaby Champions, who have taken steps from being participants to advocating and supporting engagement with Live Music Now’s Lullaby intervention.
When we wrapped up our 18-month Lullaby Intervention Project in Essex, delivered in partnership with Parents1st and B3, we wanted to know whether the impact lasted beyond
Making Music Together with Live Music Now took place in March 2026, making a real difference to feelings of isolation and improving the mood of the
Four Welsh musicians are developing their practice in inclusive music-making through work in specialist schools, learning how to respond to pupils with complex needs in real time.
The spirit of the City of Derry Jazz Festival is still echoing through classrooms across Derry and Strabane, as Live Music Now’s 2026 schools outreach programme reaches