Cambridge Welcomes New ISM President
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14 April 2005
The 2005 edition of the ISM’s
Register of Musicians in Education has recently been published. It includes
ISM members who belong to the Society’s Specialist Section for Musicians in
Education.
This classified directory, cross-referenced with an alphabetical index, gives
access to a wide range of specialists in pre-school, primary and secondary
education; specialist music and choir schools; continuing further and higher
education; instrumental teaching in all sectors; music therapy; establishments
for special learning needs; advisory and inspection services; public
examinations; educational projects; and freelance consultancies.
An appendix of professional information includes ISM recommended fees for
visiting instrumental teachers in schools; the text of the inaugural address
made by the Warden of the Section, at the ISM’s annual conference; and a list of
the ISM’s advice and information sheets relevant to musicians in education.
ISM Chief Executive, Neil Hoyle, said:
‘The ISM Register of
Musicians in Education provides a unique source of information about its members
who work in every sphere of music education. It brings them together in one
directory that can also be readily searched online.’
A version of the register, updated on a weekly basis and searchable by category
and location, is available on the ISM website – www.ism.org. The 2005 paper
version is available (price £12) from the ISM, 10 Stratford Place, London, W1C
1AA, T. 020 7629 4413, F. 020 7408 1538, E. membership@ism.org, or can be
ordered online at www.ism.org.
Ends 05/2005
Note to Editors: The ISM is the UK’s professional body for musicians. It aims to protect the interests of all who work with music, to raise standards in the profession, and to provide the best available services to its 5,000 members. As well as the Register of Musicians in Education the ISM publishes the Register of Professional Private Music Teachers and the Register of Performers & Composers and produces a Yearbook, the monthly Music Journal, and numerous information sheets on issues affecting professional musicians.
Contact: Alison Pickard / Fiona MacLeod, T. 020 7629 4413
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