musiclearninglive!2010 is not your normal education conference.

• It's dynamic and innovative, with a huge range of hands-on workshops, presentations, debates, performances, case-studies and demonstrations.
• You'll find out what's really going on in the sector from leading policy and strategic experts.
  
• And there are plenty of opportunities to network with old friends - and meet new ones.
  

If you haven't already booked your place at the must-attend music education event of 2010, take a look at the latest programme now.

• Date and venue: February 25 & 26 at the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester.
  

• Registration is open!

musiclearninglive!2010 - book now!.pdf

Manchester Schools Offer

"Some fantastic sessions delivered in a very organised manner offering many practical ideas and activities to take back to school and use which will have an immediate impact on the children’s learning and enjoyment."

- musiclearninglive!2009 delegate

Videos of mll!2010 performers and session leaders:

• Joe Locke and Geoffrey Keezer (Tim Garland's Storms/Nocturnes Trio)  
• Peter Moser
• Asafo Gyata

"The sessions I attended were brilliant, well-delivered and I have personally gained a lot from attending the conference."

"What was particularly good about musiclearninglive! was the freedom to be honest. There was no sense in which I felt that we had to 'toe the party line' which meant that plenty of lively debate took place."

"This was truly a celebration of music and music education – thank you for this emphasis – and commitment to quality!"   

"All sessions were well prepared and relevant. Quality was superb… My first visit to the ‘Northern’ – an exciting and inspiring venue."

"Very good overall with excellent quality and range of sessions."
                                                                  
"I thought the event had a buzz and excitement and people seemed to like being in a conservatoire. The debate was excellent and provided real food for thought. Overall, I felt the conference was a success in bringing together so many different constituents within the music education sector. So certainly congratulations are due for a successful event."