How Is The Process To Get Custom In-Ear Monitors?
Thanks to a hearing health scheme by Help Musicians, I went to get moulds done for my own custom in-ear monitors earlier this year, all at a very affordable rate. Let me tell you how to apply too!
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Christine Anderson’s Campaign For Female Mediocrity
Last year, Christine Anderson wrote a guest blog for the Musicians’ Union about the irony of finding the improvements on representation and participation of women in the industry somehow anxiety-inducing.
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MU Members’ Conference 2022: How Did It Go?
During October this year, we had the MU Members’ Conference. The theme was how to build a inclusive trade union and music industry. How did it go?
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Children of The Windrush Generation Make Music
Millicent Stephenson explores the impact of the Windrush Generation on both her personal musical development, and on the development of music in the UK as a whole.
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My Speech For (MU) Motion 20: ‘Being Black in the UK music industry’
Read my speech for (MU) Motion 20 ‘Being Black in the UK music industry’, delivered at the TUC Black Workers Conference.
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What Has Happened Since I Wrote My Article About Menopausal Musicians
I did not expect the article I wrote for the Musicians’ Union in occasion of World Menopause Day 2020 to have such an impact. It makes me happy to see how all these healthy and very necessary conversations sparkled from it!
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GMIA Workshop: Music Welfare
Today, I will talk about music welfare and the work of the Musician’s Union in a video-workshop for the Gospel Music Industry Alliance.
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Help Me Bring More Music And Music Education Content To Life
During my performance yesterday on “Sax Interpretations: Ladies Edition”, there was a little confusion among viewers as to how to donate to support me, so I thought I should come and explain how to do it and what a donation would accomplish.
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What Has Happened Since The Spring Budget Speech?
There was some good news in the Budget speech, as SEISS and furlough were extended to September and more money also went into the Cultural Recovery Fund. However, the situation for musicians is still extremely difficult. The MU estimates over 70% of musicians are unsure about their future in the industry. The governments needs to do more!
