Category Archives: music

Britain’s Got Talent?

I don’t watch much TV but I just happened to see Susan Boyle’s performance on Britain’s Got Talent last week. At the time I thought she had a great voice and found it quite amusing that the panel of critics … Continue reading

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Britain's Got Talent?

I don’t watch much TV but I just happened to see Susan Boyle’s performance on Britain’s Got Talent last week. At the time I thought she had a great voice and found it quite amusing that the panel of critics … Continue reading

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Music Lessons, Web2.0 Style – using Moodle

Music seems to be a bit of a theme on the blog at the moment. An old friend from Ultraversity days, Sarah Hackett, got in touch recently to tell me about her new venture. Sarah did some fine research (First … Continue reading

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Music – Luxury or Nurture?

Luxury or Nurture? Originally uploaded by mtsofan One of my flickr contacts John raises and interesting question about music in school: I remember making an appointment with the vice president of the college I attended. The topic was the music … Continue reading

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