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Yorkshire Youth and Music have collected a wealth of music education resources and information, through our own work and as a result of partnerships with relevant organisations across Yorkshire and nationally.


We are committed to education and to supporting those who educate children and young people. As well as providing: 

  • opportunities for young people in more challenging circumstances to receive open access to a wide range of excellent music education
  • training and development opportunities for the adults that teach these young people
  • a series of guides for working in different settings
  • and a monthly bulletin of what’s happening right now in music education (with links to themed resources)...

...we wanted to create a space on our website to share the resources we’ve found that can work to benefit all young people.

We would like to share our knowledge and music related resources, as follows:

Roma resources

Roma resources

A source of authentic Roma songs and music is available through one of our brilliant music education contacts Read more

Published: 6th April, 2020

Author: Rebeka Haigh

Communicating with deaf children and young people

Communicating with deaf children and young people

The top 5 tips for communicating with Deaf young people, from the young people themselves Read more

Published: 6th April, 2020

Author: Rebeka Haigh

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  • Music Makes Lives Better Because... it is one of the best ways to celebrate

    Music Makes Lives Better Because... it is one of the best ways to celebrate

    Music has a long tradition of being utilised in celebration and research has shown that experiencing live music collectively with other people can have both positive mental and physiological effects

  • Sounds Like... a Platinum Jubilee!

    Sounds Like... a Platinum Jubilee!

    For the UK, this is the first Platinum Jubilee we have experienced and might be the last for at least another 200 years. It is truly a unique occurrence. So here’s our playlist for the Platinum Jubilee...

  • E's Story

    E's Story

    E, a timid and anxious young woman looked after by the Youth Justice Service in Kirklees, has come on in leaps and bounds with Jess Armstrong's support and the ability to sing 'out loud'...

  • D's Story

    D's Story

    Written by a local social worker and YYM musician and facilitator, Jess Armstrong, this is the story of D, a young person looked after by the Youth Justice Service in Kirklees...

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  • Sounds Like... word painting!

    Sounds Like... word painting!

    We explore examples of 'word painting', when the melody of a song actually reflects the meaning of the words...

  • Jobs

    Job opportunities at Yorkshire Youth and Music

  • Sounds Like... a soundscape!

    Sounds Like... a soundscape!

    What’s a soundscape? It’s a creation, or re-creation of an environment or a series of environments, in sound...

  • Music and Mental Health

    Music and Mental Health

    Young people’s mental health is an increasing concern. Using music through our specifically designed project has proven to be a good way to connect with young people in a way that feels comfortable to them

  • Our team

    Staff and board members at Yorkshire Youth and Music, including staff contact details

  • Leona Nørskov Jørgensen

    Leona Nørskov Jørgensen

    Leona Nørskov Jørgensen, a 26-year-old Sheffield native known for her singing on social media, appeared on both the 10th edition of The Voice UK, reaching the semi-finals, and at our very own Aldinebury Festival!

  • Music Makes Lives Better Because… it's all things Brass and beautiful

    Music Makes Lives Better Because… it's all things Brass and beautiful

    If there is one musical tradition that Yorkshire is famous for, it is brass bands

  • Signed Songs by Paul Whittaker OBE

    Signed Songs by Paul Whittaker OBE

    Paul Whittaker OBE has been profoundly deaf all his life yet pursued a career as a successful Musician. Paul has created this brilliant set of resources, including a set of signed songs and a handout detailing some things to remember when singing and signing...

  • Our services

    Yorkshire Youth and Music has the expertise to increase the musical, social and life chances of young people, whatever situations they face

  • Sounds Like... a woman wrote it!

    Sounds Like... a woman wrote it!

    You may or may not be aware that the Yorkshire Youth and Music office is run by women. We therefore ask respectfully that you take note of the humourous intent behind the headline of our latest playlist... Wink, wink.

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Yorkshire Youth & Music provides access to relevant news, training and opportunities for the music education workforce across Yorkshire through our regular email newsletter. If you would like to sign up to a free monthly email on what's happening in the region, please sign up by filling in this form.

You can find past issues, which include a range of theme related resources, by visiting our online archive.

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