Tri-borough Music Hub

Please check out this year's video of the Musical Senses Round Table.
The 2026 Round Table brought together professionals, specialists, parents, schools and music organisations to share ideas, practical strategies and lived experiences around inclusive music-making.
It provided space for discussion, networking and collaboration, while exploring how music education can become more accessible, joined up and sustainable for Blind/VI and Deaf/HoH learners. Audiovisability ABRSM Royal College of Music The Amber Trust

Music Senses Round table 2026 The 2026 Round Table brought together professionals, specialists, parents, schools and music organisations to share ideas, practical strategies and lived experiences around inclusive music-making. It provided space for discussion, networking and collaboration, while exploring how music education can...

Our Next Level Voices choir will be performing at the London West Vocal Day!

On Sunday 21st June at Opera Holland Park, choirs from across 7 Local Authorities are taking part in a celebration of singing, and we are excited that Next Level Voices will be involved. This event coincides with World Music Day, and is part of the London West Music Hub’s

Please do support the event by securing a ticket - https://operahollandpark.com/events/london-west-music-hubs-vocal-day-performance/

We are looking for a Vocal Music Leader (Maternity Cover) at the Tri-borough Music Hub! This is an opportunity to lead the delivery of high-quality vocal provision across 150 schools, helping to enrich children’s lives through music.

Use the link to find out more information, and to apply: https://www.triboroughmusichub.org/about-us/vacancies/

Registrations for the second annual Musical Senses Round Table at the RCM is now open.
Register by using the QR code in the next photo or use the link: https://forms.gle/DnTkwsJTagHRHhZy5

This event sponsored by ABRSM brings together individuals and organisations involved in the musical education of young people who are Deaf/HoH or Blind/VI to exchange knowledge and experience. Building on last year’s discussions, the program features keynote speakers, professional dialogue, a demonstration from TiME (Technology in Music Education), and perspectives from a young person and a parent.

(Image description: This is a dark blue promotional banner for the “Musical Senses Round Table 2026”, featuring a graphic of an ear, hand, eye, and musical note surrounded by abstract lines, dots, and circular patterns in blue, white, and orange. The event name and year are displayed in bold text on the right side).
Royal College of Music ABRSM The Amber Trust Adam Ockelford

An Important Update from TBMH.

(All photos by Sophie Oliver)

We had such an amazing time at our Musical Senses weekend at the RCM. 30 young people who are Blind/VI and Deaf/HoH came together to play, compose and share music together. We can’t wait for next year. (Video to be released soon)
1. Photo of all of the staff who supported over the weekend from TBMH (tutors and alumni), RCM, The Amber Trust and ABRSM
2. A photo Fabiana from TBMH leading a vocal warm up with the Blind/VI group sat in a semi circle.
3. A photo of the Dea/f/HoH rehearsing with the BSL interpreter in a circle.
4. A photo of all of the Deaf/HoH hearing young people standing by a tree in Kensington gardens in the sunshine.
5 A photo of Bentley the amazing Buddy dog in the Blind/VI group.

So excited for Musical Senses 2026 taking place this weekend at the RCM! We will be welcoming 30 Blind/VI and Deaf/HoH young musicians to play/write music together.
College of Music The Amber Trust ABRSM Audiovisability