Coventry Music Hub

What's New

We are so glad to be back into schools across the city and to be able to resume some of our groups face-to-face again. We can't wait to be able to start showcasing our talented musical children again very soon.

Please bear with us in these difficult times, but keep playing!

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News

LAUNCHING TODAY – “GET PLAYING” CAMPAIGN FROM MUSIC MARK

“Get Playing” is an initiative to celebrate some of the many benefits of making music with music hubs and services across the country and we want you to get involved.

We are hiring...

We are are looking for someone to join our team...come and be a part of something great in Coventry and make a difference.

Primary to Secondary transition music lesson help and guidance

Do you have a child who is moving from Primary to Secondary school this year? Worried about how music lessons at your new school will work?

Excited to be involved in a new project working with the Stringcredibles

We are excited to be part of ‘Power Up’, a project that will be taking the Stringcredibles into Coventry schools.

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What's on

Online Theory Lessons Summer Term

Our popular online music theory classes suitable for all will continue during the summer term.

June events calendar

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Coventry Music Hub

We are the major provider of music activity across Coventry and deliver this in partnership with schools, Hub partners and regional arts organisations. Coventry Music strives to support schools, raise standards and to provide an inclusive, rich and balanced programme along with opportunities for training and development.

We ensure high-quality teaching and learning for children and young people across the city and provide a number of high profile performance opportunities which showcase talent, progression and achievement.

Music Education Hubs are groups of organisations – such as local authorities, schools, other hubs, art organisations, community or voluntary organisations – working together to create joined-up music education provision, respond to local need and fulfil the objectives of the Hub as set out in the National Plan for Music Education. They receive funding from the Department for Education, through Arts Council England.

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