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Arts and Culture Hot Top 10 - Dr Robin Harrison PhD

The Arts and Culture Hot Top 10 with Dr Robin Harrison PhD


I recently met ACN founder member Robin Harrison of The Maestro Online for a 121 and put him on the spot to share his arts and culture hot top 10.


Robin (AKA The Maestro Online) is insanely obsessive about music educational techniques, progression and methodology.


Kodaly and improvisation are at the core of the philosophy. Classical courses include partimenti based improvisation, solfege and aural skills to diploma level. Rock-Pop-Gospel courses are created with leading international level musicians who have performed with incredible names such as Madonna, Tina Turner, Will Young, West Life, Gabrielle and many besides.


Bespoke courses created for and in collaboration with leading colleges, schools and universities alongside the international level musicians to produce unique digital music courses that support students in a way not found anywhere else on the web. Courses that raise student's musical IQ, using session musicians to connect the inner ear with the most expressive performances.


Diploma level courses include transposition, improvisation and composition from the very first lesson and pupils develop into intuitive musicians with significant musical intelligence from the very earliest stages. Particularly emphasis within schools is inner-ear pedagogy derived from solfege.


Robin is published by Routledge and has been Director of Music, Manager of Performing Arts at leading schools and taught undergraduates at the Royal Northern College of Music. He is an examiner and academy teacher for the Royal College of Organists, Pop Vocal coach, involved in stage audition preparations, classical singing, piano in all styles with a very creative and musical structure to lessons and organ lessons to a very high level, with award winning vocal pupils in both regional and national events.


Whilst being classically trained, Robin reached no. 1 in the UK and no. 33 globally via albums released as "Dr Ivor E Keys" that included light jazzy twists on modern pop repertoire.


If you'd like to share your arts and culture hot top 10, please let me know.


Mark


Mark Walmsley FRSA AGSM

Chief Culture Vulture

Arts & Culture Network

www.ArtsAndCultureNetwork.com

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