Shine 5b
Now we are going to make a balancing game like the one on Scratch from before, but this time it […]
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Shine 5a
To get started you need to collect a set of challenge cards in pairs. Now for a challenge! By answering the […]
Session 5
[heading size=”1″ color=”#80D6F9″]Session 5[/heading] Good morning everybody, and welcome back to the fifth session of this project. Today we will […]
Want to know more? Links and opportunities to learn
So you’ve completed a Conductive Music workshop, built a cool new instrument, and laid down an amazing track… What to […]
Tutorial: How to write a Basic Bass Riff
What gives the great driving sound to “Another One Bites the Dust” by Queen or “All About That Bass” by […]
First reactions to Conductive Music!
Our first round of 2014-2015 workshops is underway, and we have some brilliant reaction videos from our students. Thanks […]
From EdTech: a Q&A with Jay Silver, inventor of MaKey MaKey
During Conductive Music events and workshops, we like to use fun & versatile MaKey MaKey boards. They allow us to […]
“Coding” : Now in schools near you… but why?
Here in England, the first term of the new National Curriculum including “coding”, or computer programming, as a standard learning […]
New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME) 2014
Conductive Music had a demo table and published a paper at NIME 2014 in Goldsmith’s, London. We met lots of […]
Improvisation and Digital Arts Festival
Conductive Music presented a paper during the Improvisation and Digital Arts Festival at Kingston University, focusing on the successful outcomes […]