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Oscar-winning producer Paul Epworth congratulates the first Ivor Novello Scholar, Andy Skinner, calling him “an inspiration”
Songwriter Andy Skinner from Bangor, Northern Ireland, has been confirmed as the first Ivor Novello Scholar and will have his fees paid to study TheWRD from The Ivors Academy.
The Ivors Academy calls for Government and industry action to solve the problem of misogyny, bullying, and sexual harassment in music
In our evidence to the Women and Equalities Select Committee inquiry into Misogyny in Music, we call for concerted action including the creation of an Independent Standards Authority.
Further education programme TheWRD to kickstart young creative careers in music
Pre-degree diploma in Creative Entrepreneurship launched by The Ivors Academy.
Sony Music’s Elton Jackson joins panel exploring music in mental health
David Ferguson lecture panel takes place this Ivors Week.
Behind the sonic landscape of Wired, a production that traces the line between ‘us’ and ‘them’ through aerial dance
For Deaf Awareness Week, composer Ailís Ní Ríain explains her involvement in this project.
Listen to She Scores on Scala Radio in association with The Ivors Academy
To mark International Women’s Day we’ve teamed with Scala Radio on a new 4-part series celebrating inspiring women in composition.
Remembering Gary Brooker MBE 1945 – 2022
Procol Harum organist and friend Josh Phillips reflects on the life and legacy of Gary Brooker.
Give your views on streaming to the Competition & Markets Authority
The CMA have launched a study into the music streaming market and want to hear from you by 17th February.
Tom Gray is the new Chair of The Ivors Academy
Tom Gray, composer, musician and campaigner has been elected as the new Chair of The Ivors Academy by the Board.
