Our workshops are a great way to link your visit to the museum with subjects across the curriculum. Designed for groups of 25 or more these 45 minute sessions can be booked for any term date unless otherwise stated.

Choose from the workshops below then contact our education team with the following information:
1) Choice of 1 free workshop
2) Age and number of students
3) Subjects your visit is intended to support
4) Date you would like to visit

Email: Learning@britishmusicexperience.com
Phone: 0208 463 3415
 

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From listening to the radio to streaming from social networking sites, there are many different ways in which an audience can have access to an artist’s song. But how does an artist generate income? With a focus on licensing and copyright students find out what it takes to survive in the music industry by looking at how to protect and manipulate their creativity.




 

Pop Culture

This history based workshop explores the significant youth movements that have emerged in the UK as a result of social change. Through an interactive pop quiz highlighting the music and fashions that have emerged from these movements, students will explore the social and political reasons for the rise of famous styles from Mods and Rockers to Hippies and Punks in the UK.




 

Explore IT

From the gramophone to the iPod this workshop gives students an opportunity to explore the objects that we have historically used to listen to music and how they have affected cultural and social changes in the UK. With a technology inspired soundtrack students learn how technology has adapted to our changing needs and the way that ICT influences our lives and the way we live.




 

Behind the scenes

Discover how many people are actually involved in the making of a popstar. With insider knowledge from vocal coaches, choreographers, stylists, managers, songwriters and even the fans, students discover how health, money and creativity all play equal parts in the music industry.