Stumbled across INFO COW  http://www.infocow.org.uk/ looks like a good site with links to lots of useful information.  The links to doing more with your music looked particularly helpful with some good links for  funding and other ideas.  Thanks Futurelab.

. We will be doing a demo of the Skoog as part of YMI’s session at this years SAME conference. YMI is removing barriers to accessing music tuition.  In this session YMI will be exploring exciting projects where pupils with additional support needs are being encouraged to develop their musical education.

I have discovered a great site for finding out what key a particular tune is in. E-CHORDS This site has hundreds of popular tunes all worked out and usually at the top is primary key for the tune. This link E-CHORDS shows you the chords for Beyonce’s Crazy in Love.  So hook up your Skoog, [...]

Came across this website on my travels round the internet – Sound sense http://www.soundsense.org/metadot/index.plA good starting point for community musicians, or those looking to engage the services of a community musician.  Plenty of helpful information and useful links. Check out the funding tips fact sheet http://www.soundsense.org/metadot/index.pl?id=23789&isa=Category&op=show

Recent article in Edinburgh Evening News about the Skoog – a new musical instrument / learning device.

Well The Skoog team is back on tour in the south again Next week at the TES Special Educational Needs Conference in London. Here is a map its at the business design centre London Some pop in and get your hands on a Skoog, looking forward to it cheers Ben

Welcome to Skoogmusic’s first attempt at a blog! We’ll try to keep you updated on progress and developments here at Skoogmusic.   We’ll post video links, comments, ideas, and we might even post a few links to things we like. Cheers, Skoogmusic Team